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Implementing the Uruguay Round agreements : problems for developing countries

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Finger, J. Michael

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2001Action note:

1/17/02 JOY_D

Summary: Makes three points viz. At the Uruguay Round, developing countries took on an implementation burden for which they did not get equivalent value in return; the implementation burden is a real economic burden, beyond the difflicult domestic politics that market access concessions entail; trade negotiations are - institutionally speaking - and ineffective instrument for dealing with the economics of the implementation issue.

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Makes three points viz. At the Uruguay Round, developing countries took on an implementation burden for which they did not get equivalent value in return; the implementation burden is a real economic burden, beyond the difflicult domestic politics that market access concessions entail; trade negotiations are - institutionally speaking - and ineffective instrument for dealing with the economics of the implementation issue.

1/17/02 JOY_D

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