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Trade and welfare effects of a potential free trade agreementbetween Japan and the United States

Walter, Timo - 2018

This paper deals with the trade and welfare effects of a potential bilateral trade agreement between the US and Japan. A possible agreement is currently being discussed between Washington and Tokyo, although, there is also the alternative for the US government joining Trans-Pacific Partnership...

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United States Economic Policy Toward Asia

Noland, Marcus - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2009

The relationship between the US and Asia will be the single biggest determinant in the evolution of the global economic system. In the absence of adequate reform at the global level, the alternative could be further fragmentation into competing regional blocs. Asia holds the key, combining both...

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Trade and welfare effects of a potential free trade agreement between Japan and the United States

Walter, Timo - 2018

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Ftaa : An Estimate of the Impact in Bilateral Trade Brazil-United States

Kume, Honorio; Piani, Guida - 2005

This paper aims to evaluate the impact on trade flows between Brazil and the United States after the accomplishment of the FTAA. The authors used a computable partial equilibrium model. A comprehensive investigation of the existing non-tariff barriers was made and the tariff-equivalents were...

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Intellectual Property Provisions of Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements in Light of U.S. Federal Law

Abbott, Frederick M. - 2011

During the past several years, the United States has concluded a substantial number of bilateral and regional free trade agreements (hereinafter “FTAs”), largely with developing countries. Each of those FTAs includes substantial commitments in the field of intellectual property rights (IPRs)...

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The Free Trade Agreement between the United States and Morocco : The Importance of a Gradual and Assymetric Agreement

Abdelmalki, Lahsen; Sadni-Jallab, Mustapha; Sandretto, … - 2010

The agreement recently signed between Morocco and the United States foresees several modalities in dismantling tariffs. Our simulations show that the various modalities of trade liberalization may have different impacts on the welfare, the rate of growth and the sectoral trade balance of these...

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Regionalism and Multilateral Trade Negotiations : The Role of United States and European Union

Garavello, Oscar - 2007

Current trade policies of European Union and United States stresses establishing free trade arrangements (FTAs) with partners all over the world with special emphasis to developing countries. Besides geo-political aspects, the most important motivation include improvement in foreign market...

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Free Trade Negotiations at Crossroads : An Attempted Legal Framework for Economic Integration between the United States and the Republic of Korea?

Lee, Yong-Shik - 2007

The paper provides a detailed analysis of the current U.S. - Korea free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations. The currently negotiated U.S. - Korean FTA may offer a legal framework for economic integration between the United States and Korea in the sense that the FTA attempts to bring Korea's...

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The 'Emulator Effect' of the Uruguay Round on U.S. Regionalism

Fugazza, Marco; Robert-Nicoud, Frédéric - 2008

products for which subsequent tariff cuts on a preferential basis are boldest. In this sense, regionalism complements … multilateralism. Our empirical investigations also reveal that sectoral differences are important determinants of the preference … link between regionalism and multilateral liberalisations in the realm of the GATT/WTO institutional framework, our results …

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Constituent Interest Group Influences on U.S. Trade Policies Since the Advent of the WTO

Stern, Robert Mitchell - 1998

This paper assesses the major developments in U.S. trade policies since the creation of the WTO in 1995. It is based in large measure on the fourth biannual (1996) WTO Trade Policy Review of the United States and updated through 1997. The discussion and assessments include in particular: the...

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