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Doing the right thing : regional integration and the multilateral trade regime

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Hart, Michael

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TextPublication details: Centre for Trade Policy and Law. Carleton University OttawaCA 1996Description: 39 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Concludes, inter alia, that one is unlikely to see the evolution of three regional trading blocs. Instead one will see the evolution of three trading areas, within which trade and investment, and the rules governing such intra-regional transactions , will likely become more intense and integrative than inter-regional trade and investment. Posits that at the same time, inter-regional trade and investment will continue to grow, while the rules to govern such transactions will also continue to evolve.

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Concludes, inter alia, that one is unlikely to see the evolution of three regional trading blocs. Instead one will see the evolution of three trading areas, within which trade and investment, and the rules governing such intra-regional transactions , will likely become more intense and integrative than inter-regional trade and investment. Posits that at the same time, inter-regional trade and investment will continue to grow, while the rules to govern such transactions will also continue to evolve.

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