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Caribbean's new external trade policy : analysis of options re Europe and the Americas

Material type: TextTextPublication details: The Centre OttawaCA 1997Description: [2], 31, [8]leavesAction note:
  • 3/7/00 M2LMGR
Summary: Reviews CARIFORUM's external trade policy and examines the implications of hemispheric free trade for the region. Analyzes the trade performance of CARICOM and CARIFORUM in the United States and European Union markets and assesses approaches to harmonizing and optimizing their economic relations with Europe and the Americas in terms of the Lom‚ Convention and the Free Trade Areas of the Americas. Considers the impact of a non-unilateral preferential agreement with Europe and suggests mechanisms to protect the trade interests of CARIFORUM countries.
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Monograph CARICOM Documentation Centre 09.05.06 C397 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 0000000013723

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Reviews CARIFORUM's external trade policy and examines the implications of hemispheric free trade for the region. Analyzes the trade performance of CARICOM and CARIFORUM in the United States and European Union markets and assesses approaches to harmonizing and optimizing their economic relations with Europe and the Americas in terms of the Lom‚ Convention and the Free Trade Areas of the Americas. Considers the impact of a non-unilateral preferential agreement with Europe and suggests mechanisms to protect the trade interests of CARIFORUM countries.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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