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Study of trade obstacles of the Association of Caribbean States

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TextPublication details: ACS Port of SpainTT 1999Description: 253 pAction note:

6/9/04 JOYD

Summary: Presents an analysis of the influence of the foreign sector, the main trading tendencies of the ACS countries, trade flows among the countries and the weight of tourism in the balance of payments. Analyzes the objectives of trade policy for each of the trading blocs, as well as the agreements on liberalization in the trading of goods within integration trading schemes. Reviews the main obstacles to trade among the ACS countries such as tariff measures, preferential duties and tariff quotas. Deals with non-tariff quotas and with non-tariff measures, investment and export financing policy.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	09.05.07 S933 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000019786

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Bibliography: p. 247-253

Presents an analysis of the influence of the foreign sector, the main trading tendencies of the ACS countries, trade flows among the countries and the weight of tourism in the balance of payments. Analyzes the objectives of trade policy for each of the trading blocs, as well as the agreements on liberalization in the trading of goods within integration trading schemes. Reviews the main obstacles to trade among the ACS countries such as tariff measures, preferential duties and tariff quotas. Deals with non-tariff quotas and with non-tariff measures, investment and export financing policy.

6/9/04 JOYD

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