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Most-favoured-nation treatment

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TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 1999Description: vii, 54 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Takes stock of existing agreements and examines the fields in which there have been departures from MFN. Focuses on potential interactive effects of the MFN standard with other investment-related issues. Assesses the economic and development implications of the MFN standard. Concludes that the MFN principle is itself flexible in the sense that it allows in-built exceptions that counld accommodate development concerns of host countries.

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Takes stock of existing agreements and examines the fields in which there have been departures from MFN. Focuses on potential interactive effects of the MFN standard with other investment-related issues. Assesses the economic and development implications of the MFN standard. Concludes that the MFN principle is itself flexible in the sense that it allows in-built exceptions that counld accommodate development concerns of host countries.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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