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Preference erosion, government revenues and non-tariff trade barriers

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  • 5/9/07 JOYD
Summary: Explores the extent to which certain concerns are warranted and should be addressed in a Doha outcome viz. tariff preference erosion, the loss of government revenues resulting from Doha Round tariff cuts, and the possibility that non-tariff trade barriers in developed country markets will undermine gains in market access arising from tariff concessions.
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Explores the extent to which certain concerns are warranted and should be addressed in a Doha outcome viz. tariff preference erosion, the loss of government revenues resulting from Doha Round tariff cuts, and the possibility that non-tariff trade barriers in developed country markets will undermine gains in market access arising from tariff concessions.

5/9/07 JOYD

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