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implications of membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO). Employing robust difference-in-difference specifications as well …
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This draft article is forthcoming in the Journal of World Investment & Trade. The article examines the historical …) and World Trade Organization (WTO) to better contextualise assessments of the continued viability of the single …
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The Russian Federation acceded to the World Trade Organization (WTO), and so became subject to its international trade …
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world trade. Developed countries criticize developing countries for seizing most of the fruits of world trade; while …
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In the context of the WTO, intellectual property rights (IPR) are codified in the TRIPS-agreement. While covering all the different types of IPR, landmark cases of the still young history of TRIPS have dealt with commercial copyrights. This paper summarizes the basic economics of the IPR branch...
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The on-going fisheries management discussions, held at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in the context of the …
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policy objectives that Members may choose to pursue. As such, they often feature prominently in disputes brought to the World …
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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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All dogs have fleas, therefore all dogs have legs with which to scratch. Similarly, any government committed to a generally open trade policy will be pestered for ‘import relief’ by one industry or another – usually on grounds that its situation is ‘exceptional.’ It follows that...
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Trade remedies have served the GATT/WTO system well in that they have provided the mechanisms for Member governments to manage protectionist pressures so that new import restrictions have minimally compromised the momentum of liberalization that negotiations have established. They are however an...
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