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Tariff negotiation methods and modalities in the FTAA : implications for CARICOM

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: CRNM KingstonJM 2002Description: ii, 46 leavesAction note:
  • 6/10/04 JOYD
Summary: Provides an overview of tariff levels in CARICOM countries. Reviews the various proposals on negotiating modalities regarding tariffs by the United States, Canada and other countries, as well as the recommendations from the Sixth Business Forum of the Americas held in April 2001. Examines possible approaches to the following: the base tariff rate to be used for the negotiations; the period or reference year to be used for trade data; and, methods for determining concessions. Considers the benefits and dawbacks of the various options available to CARICOM in relation to these issues. Presents supporting arguments in favour of sensitive items (to CARICOM countries) from the liberalisation process. Makes recommendations as to the best tariff negotiation options for CARICOM countries.
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Provides an overview of tariff levels in CARICOM countries. Reviews the various proposals on negotiating modalities regarding tariffs by the United States, Canada and other countries, as well as the recommendations from the Sixth Business Forum of the Americas held in April 2001. Examines possible approaches to the following: the base tariff rate to be used for the negotiations; the period or reference year to be used for trade data; and, methods for determining concessions. Considers the benefits and dawbacks of the various options available to CARICOM in relation to these issues. Presents supporting arguments in favour of sensitive items (to CARICOM countries) from the liberalisation process. Makes recommendations as to the best tariff negotiation options for CARICOM countries.

6/10/04 JOYD

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