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Althabity, Mohammad - 2014

This study aims at establishing the extent to which the world trade organisation has protected oil exports against … faced by oil exporters. The WTO serves as the most effective and legitimate channel in regulating and opening world trade …

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Revisiting the debate on trade in energy goods

Kyepa, Timothy - In: The Estey journal of international law and trade policy 21 (2020) 1, pp. 18-40

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Cartel Price Controls vs. Free Trade : A Study of Proposals to Challenge OPEC's Influence in the Oil Market Through WTO Dispute Settlement

Carey, Tim - 2022

countries’ efforts to influence the world oil market and help oil producers achieve certain rates of return, as well as the …

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Case against the OPEC : Analysis from a WTO perspective

Bose, Debadatta - 2019

This article seeks to elaborate on the (seemingly) clash of goals between the WTO and the OPEC. This article thereafter elucidates possible arguments and outcomes if a (hypothetical) case were to be brought before the WTO by any of its member states, primarily based on GATT arts. XI, XX and XXI....

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WTO Law and Economics and Restrictive Practices in Energy Trade : The Case of the OPEC Cartel

Marhold, Anna-Alexandra - 2017

The World Trade Organization cannot deal comprehensively with restrictive export practices maintained by energy cartels …

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OPEC Production Quotas and the World Trade Organization

Farah, Paolo Davide; Cima, Elena - 2022

whole world. The energy sector can be roughly divided into renewable energy, on the one hand, and fossil fuels, on the other … set the world price for oil. And it has done so undisturbed—by cutting prices or imposing quotas according to its Members …’ specific needs—for half a century. The environmental concerns and the “climatic emergency” that have affected the world in the …

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Oils Ain't Oils : Product Labelling, Palm Oil and the WTO

Mitchell, Andrew D. - 2012

Under existing food labelling rules in Australia, palm oil can be classified generically as a ‘vegetable oil' on labels. The Community Affairs Committee of the Australian Senate is currently conducting an inquiry into the Food Standards Amendment (Truth in Labelling — Palm Oil) Bill 2010...

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