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Caught between self-destruction and reform

Lütkenhorst, Wilfried - In: Intereconomics 19 (1984) 4, pp. 178-187

will be on the agenda, but the main item for discussion will be questions surrounding a reform of GATT which emerged from … the Tokyo Round. The following article seeks to establish the true significance of the GATT principles today, investigates … the causes of the erosion of discipline within GATT, and deals with important aspects of present efforts to introduce …

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Dumping and anti-dumping measures

Senti, Richard - In: Intereconomics 19 (1984) 4, pp. 187-193

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Distortions in world trade: Recent developments

Hochstrate, Hans Joachim; Zeppernick, Ralf - In: Intereconomics 23 (1988) 6, pp. 261-267

developments against the background of the current Uruguay Round of GATT negotiations. …

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The Uruguay Round: Expectations of developing countries

Saxena, Sada Shankar - In: Intereconomics 23 (1988) 6, pp. 268-276

The recovery of world trade in the last few years has not led to an improvement in the situation of the developing countries. Many commodity prices are currently at their lowest level since the 1930s, and protectionism is on the increase. Are the Uruguay Round negotiations likely to bring...

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Developing countries and services: Interests of the Third World in the Uruguay Round

Schultz, Siegfried - In: Intereconomics 24 (1989) 5, pp. 227-233

Most developing countries have shown reluctance towards the inclusion of trade in services in the normal GATT …

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Safeguards and the problem of VERs

Nicolaides, Phedon - In: Intereconomics 25 (1990) 1, pp. 18-24

One of the most complex problems facing GATT during the current Uruguay round of trade talks is the reform of Article …-defined rules to limit its use, the introduction of some selectivity in safeguard measures need not undermine the GATT system. An …

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Non-tariff barriers and the Uruguay Round

Adlung, Rudolf - In: Intereconomics 25 (1990) 1, pp. 24-27

opportunity of coming to grips with many existing exemptions to, and distortions of, GATT rules. …

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The Trade Policy Review Mechanism: A new instrument with defects

Voigt, Stefan - In: Intereconomics 25 (1990) 3, pp. 147-148

transparency of national trade policies and to improve adherence to the rules of GATT. The following article offers a first …

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Telecommunications in the Uruguay Round

Dörrenbächer, Christoph; Fischer, Oliver - In: Intereconomics 25 (1990) 4, pp. 185-192

Within the Uruguay Round, the “Group of Negotiations on Trade in Services” deals with the formation of a multilateral framework of principles and rules for the “progressive liberalization” of trade in services. Telecommunications is of high priority in the framework preparations, both as...

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Liberalization strategies for free trade in services

Knorr, Henning; Tegge, Andreas - In: Intereconomics 25 (1990) 5, pp. 220-228

Trade in services is being dealt with in GATT negotiations for the first time in the present Uruguay Round. The …

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