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The anti-development dimension of the European Community's Economic Partnership Agreement for the Caribbean

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Brewster, Havelock R

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TextPublication details: [s.n.] [S.l.] 2008Description: 20 pAction note:

7/24/09 JOYD

Summary: Notes that the basic development problem of ACP countries is inadequate, uncompetitive and undiversified productive capacity. Sees the Economic Partnership Agreement as almost entirely about market access and other trade-related modalities with no direct, targeted attack on the basic supply-side problem, let alone binding commitments to put in place a complement of measures aimed at this problem.

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Notes that the basic development problem of ACP countries is inadequate, uncompetitive and undiversified productive capacity. Sees the Economic Partnership Agreement as almost entirely about market access and other trade-related modalities with no direct, targeted attack on the basic supply-side problem, let alone binding commitments to put in place a complement of measures aimed at this problem.

7/24/09 JOYD

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