Trade Liberalization, Competition and the WTO

Edited by Chris Milner and Robert Read

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Abstract: The prospective WTO Millennium Round of negotiations will highlight critical economic issues regarding the application and implementation of the WTO rules to international trade in goods and services. In this book, a distinguished group of academic experts considers the agenda and areas of interest for the next Round in light of Seattle, the functions of the WTO and competition policy issues arising from trade liberalization.

Keywords: Economics and Finance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2002
ISBN: 9781840647167
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: The GATT Uruguay Round, Trade Liberalization and the WTO

Chris Milner and Robert Read

Ch 2 Multilateral Market Access Negotiations in Goods and Services

Sam Laird

Ch 3 Agricultural Trade Reform after the Asian Recession: A Bridge Too Far?

Rodney Tyers and Yongzheng Yang

Ch 4 The Implications of the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATTS) for the Banking Sector in the Gulf Region

Victor Murinde and Cillian Ryan

Ch 5 Options for Regional Integration in Southern Africa

David Evans

Ch 6 Trade and Competition in the New WTO Round

Peter Holmes

Ch 7 New Rules for International Investment: The Case for a Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) at the WTO

Alan Rugman

Ch 8 Trade Liberalization and State Aid in the European Union

David Collie

Ch 9 State Trading, Agriculture and the WTO

Steve McCorriston and Donald MacLaren

Ch 10 The WTO Agenda and the Developing Countries

Sam Laird

Ch 11 The EU–US WTO Banana Dispute and the Evolution of the EU Banana Trade Regime

Robert Read

Ch 12 The Influence of the WTO on Patenting Activities in China

Derek Bosworth and Deli Yang

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