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In the last ten years, there has been a sea change in trade and related policies in emerging markets. This results from autonomous reforms undertaken in conjunction with macro-economic stabilization programmes. Many non-tariff measures have been eliminated and tariffs, now the principal trade...
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U.S. assertion of political power in the World Trade Organization (WTO)'s appointment process reminds us of the tenuous …
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safeguards cases, as generating interpretive difficulties by failing to give enough attention to real-world context and object …
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This Article, originally presented at a symposium, THE WTO AT A CROSSROADS, in 2004 at the Law Faculty of Bar Ilan University in Israel, provides a proposal that responds to the problems posed by the increasing prevalence of regional trade agreements. The Article argues that RTAs have tended to...
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convergence of interests among state actors and non-state actors enhances the effectiveness of the World Trade Organization (WTO … Organization, World Bank and so forth? In general, the research is in a tight manner bound on the criteria and factors of the …
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This paper challenges the main stream narrative that links the strength and speed of the world trade collapse in 2008 … relationships. These positive factors are often overlooked by those who blame value chains for the severity of the world trade …
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environment that distort the normal practices of a world trading system. The paper provides an empirical overview of anti …
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. The World Trade Organization (WTO) still has important assets: to convene/service meetings and to settle trade disputes …
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A pivotal factor to improving the economies of developing countries is to eliminate trade barriers and increase market access. This paper examines efforts at liberalizing trade in developing countries. It explains the various multilateral trade agreements and negotiations and analyses their...
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