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Busch, Berthold - 2020

Auch wenn die Briten die Europäische Union bereits zum 31. Januar 2020 verlassen haben, ist ein "harter Brexit" insofern noch nicht vom Tisch, als sich die beiden Parteien noch nicht auf ein Abkommen über die künftigen wirtschaftlichen Beziehungen geeinigt haben. Die Verhandlungen haben...

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Non-tariff barriers in the selected CIS countries

Taran, Sviltana - 2008

The purpose of this paper is to measure and analyse how intensively CIS countries apply nontariff barriers (NTBs) to restrict foreign trade in regard to certain products and total trade. Five CIS countries were selected for this analysis, in particular Ukraine, Russian Federation, Moldova,...

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Perspective şi provocări ale exporturilor româneşti în perioada 2010-2014, prin prisma relaţiilor comerciale bilaterale şi regionale ale Uniunii Europene

Albu, Cornel; Ghibuţiu, Agnes; Oehler-Şincai, Monica; … - 2013

The present study aims, in the first part, to examine the trends evidenced at the level of international trade and extra-community trade flows and, at the same time, the new directions of the EU trade policy in relation with the rest of the world. In the second part, it brings to the forefront...

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Rethinking trade and trade policy: Gomory, Baumol, and Samuelson on comparative advantage

Palley, Thomas I. - 2006

The theory of comparative advantage says that there are gains from trade for the global economy as a whole. In this … second brief of a three-part study of the international economy, Research Associate Thomas Palley observes that comparative … economy. Palley calls for strategically designed US trade policy that can influence the nature of the global equilibrium and …

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Economic opportunities and challenges posed by China for Mexico and Central America

Dussel Peters, Enrique - 2005

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Europe and India: Relaunching a Troubled Trade Relationship

Felbermayr, Gabriel; Mitra, Devashish; Aichele, Rahel; … - 2017

Since June 2007, the EU and India have been negotiating a comprehensive free trade agreement, but negotiations broke down in 2013. Nevertheless, both sides have expressed their desire to revive talks on the Broad-based Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA). To quantify potential economic...

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Chinese trade policy after (almost) ten years in the WTO: A post-crisis stocktake

Sally, Razeen - 2011

puts Chinese trade policy in a bigger domestic political-economy and geopolitical context. Section Six concludes. (...) …

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Trade policy in Asia: Where next with a crippled WTO and weak FTAs?

Sally, Razeen - 2007

Trade policy in Asia is dangerously unbalanced. It rests on a shaky leg of discriminatory bilateral and regional FTAs. Its other WTO leg has gone to sleep: most Asian countries have neglected the WTO in favour of FTAs. Its regional-cooperation arm is limp: grand visions for regional economic...

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Germany and the G-8 presidency

Erixon, Fredrik; Freytag, Andreas - 2007

Germany's G-8 Presidency occurs in a formative period for German foreign economic policy. It is about to step out of the post-Cold War order, but has not yet found a comprehensive strategy for global engagement. Hitherto Germany has had a flexible approach to its G-8 Presidency and neglected to...

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Trade policy in the BRIICS: A crisis stocktake and looking ahead

Sally, Razeen - 2009

The BRIICS - Brazil, Russia, India, Indonesia, China and South Africa - are the largest developing countries in their respective regions. A snapshot of their trade policies shows they have already liberalised trade and foreign direct investment extensively, and thereby plugged themselves into...

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