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From final goods to inputs : the protectionist effect of ruless of origin

Conconi, Paola; García-Santana, Manuel; Puccio, Laura; … - 2016

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Utilization of Free Trade Agreements (FTA's) by companies trading in goods : focusing on the Japan-Switzerland Free Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (JSFTEPA

Schaub, Matthias - 2012

Die Verbreitung von bilateralen und regionalen Freihandelsabkommen hat sich insbesondere im Zuge der Probleme der Doha … hat sich traditionell auf die Effekte von Freihandelsabkommen auf Handelsflüsse und Wohlfahrtsaspekte fokussiert …. Forschung im Bereich der Nutzung von Freihandelsabkommen aus Firmenperspektive sind dagegen verhältnismässig neu. Die …

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Korea's institutional framework for FTA negotiations and administration : tariffs and rules of origin

Kim, Chong-bŏm (contributor) - 2008

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A general equilibrium analysis of the TPP free trade agreement with and without China

Li, Xin - In: Margin: the journal of applied economic research 8 (2014) 2, pp. 115-136

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Estimating the impact of cumulative rules of origin on trade costs : an application to mega-regional free trade agreements in the Asia-Pacific region

Chung, Chul; Park, Innwon; Bag, Sun chan - In: Asian economic papers 21 (2022) 1, pp. 91-109

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The Evolution of Preferential Rules of Origin in Asean's RTAs : A Guide to Multilateral Harmonization

Kim, Jong Bum - 2017

Restrictive preferential rules of origin cause producers in RTAs to source intermediate materials from RTA partners instead of non-parties in order to meet the rules of origin requirements. For RTAs concluded under Article XXIV, restrictive preferential rules of origin open doors to selective...

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Brexit and the EU–UK Free Trade Agreement : Do's and Don'ts When Drafting Rules of Origin

Soprano, Roberto - 2019

On 29 March 2019, the United Kingdom (UK) will formally withdraw from the European Union (EU). Although it is still not clear if the UK and the EU will reach an agreement to regulate several aspects of Brexit, ranging from the free circulation of citizens to financial matters, before that date,...

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Considerations for rules of origin under the African Continental Free Trade Area

Signé, Landry; Madden, Payce - In: Journal of African trade : official journal of the … 8 (2021) 2, pp. 77-87

Rules of origin are used to determine a product's eligibility for preferential tariffs under a free trade agreement and have major implications for the extent of trade under the agreement and the growth of regional value chains. Firms choose to comply with rules of origin when the benefits of...

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Geographical Indications in European Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) : Challenges in Implementation

Dao, Quyen - 2018

Geographical indications (GIs) refer to signs or symbols used on products that have specific geographical origin and possess quality, reputation or distinctive characteristics linked to their place of origin. Hailed as an important tool to protect the living cultural and gastronomic heritage,...

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Global Supply Chains, Trade Agreements and Rules of Origin

Tsirekidze, David - 2018

Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) usually come with restrictions on the use of intermediate inputs in order for final goods to qualify for free trade. I focus on Rules of Origin (RoO), which limit expenses on nonmember country's intermediate inputs. In a three-country FTA formation game, I introduce...

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