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Summary of trade policy rules applied in the Agreements for Central American Integration (CACM) and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

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TextPublication details: ALADI MontevideoUY 1994Description: 21 pAction note:

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Summary: Describes the common and distinct elements of the practices and instruments of trade policy applied in the integration processes under way in Central American and Caribbean countries. Indicates a possible basis fo consideration of opportunities for linkage and a common direction for these processes.

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Describes the common and distinct elements of the practices and instruments of trade policy applied in the integration processes under way in Central American and Caribbean countries. Indicates a possible basis fo consideration of opportunities for linkage and a common direction for these processes.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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