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The EU market for apparel exports, China's cotton imports, and the end of the ATC

Yu, Wusheng; Babula, Ronald Alexander - In: Acta agriculturae Scandinavica / C : an official … 8 (2011) 4, pp. 208-221

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The Doha Round Negotiations and EU's Common Agricultural Policy

Gechev, Vasil - 2020

World Trade Organization and its predecessor GATT. The main roadblock to Doha’s successful completion is disagreement on …

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Knits in western Europe : their impact on cotton

Hornbeck, Bernice M. - 1973

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Prospects for the cotton textile industry and cotton consumption in the EEC

Porter, Horace G. - 1964

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Preisvolatilität auf landwirtschaftlichen Märkten

Ledebur, Oliver von; Schmitz, Jochen - 2011

, questions are: Was there an increase in price volatility? Did it came from the world markets? What is the impact of price … world markets. This development is still reasonable, since Germany has participated as a member of the EU in the reform … process of the CAP, whose ultimate goal is to open the markets of the EU the world market. The withdrawal of the policy during …

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The value of terroir : a historical analysis of Bordeaux and Champagne, the world’s first geographical indications

Haeck, Catherine; Meloni, Giulia; Swinnen, Johan F. M. - 2018 - Version: September 25, 2018

Previous studies on the value of terroir, or more generally geographical indications (GI), used hedonic techniques. We use historical data and exploit temporal and geographical variations in the introduction of wine GIs in early twentieth century France to study the impact on the price of...

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Business and Human Rights in Europe : International Law Challenges (Foreword)

Farah, Paolo Davide - 2018

This book, through various differently oriented chapters, tries to give an insight on how the European Union and its multilevel model of governance must try to strike a balance between diverging interests and priorities. In particular, the EU and the European states (including the CoE's Members)...

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The Legal and Economic Implications of Economic Partnership Agreements in Kenya's Trade Arena : Assessing Liberalization of Agriculture and Food Security

Juma, Jill - 2010

This paper examines the concept of Reciprocal Trade Liberalization – the common objective of Economic Partnership Agreements, and its legal and economic effect on Kenya's Agricultural Sector/Industry within the purview of the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS). The study is premised...

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COVID-19 and changes in global agri-food trade

Engemann, Helena; Jafari, Yaghoob - In: Q open : a journal of agricultural, climate, … 2 (2022) 1, pp. 1-26

COVID-19 has raised questions about the resilience of agri-food trade to global shocks to the system. This paper analyses the changes in agri-food trade (values, extensive and intensive margin, and diversification) during the pandemic at global and regional levels. It also considers parallels in...

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The 2005 WTO Arbitration and the New EU Import Regime for Bananas : A Cut Too Far?

Anania, Giovanni - 2010

In 2001 an agreement was reached at the WTO for the EU to introduce a tariff-only regime which would result in at least maintaining total market access for MFN banana suppliers. The analysis shows that, contrary to the WTO 2005 ruling, the import regime proposed by the EU in the second step of...

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