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Social services and the GATS : key isues

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Chanda, Rupa

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TextPublication details: 2003Action note:

1/20/04 JOYD

Summary: Highlights the GATS framework and committment structure. Explains how countries can retain their autonomy on policies concerning public services under the GATS. Points out certain problem areas that are due to ambiguities and weaknesses in the GATS framework. Suggests the need to strengthen the GATS framework and addresses these problems in the ongoing GATS 2000 negotiations.

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Highlights the GATS framework and committment structure. Explains how countries can retain their autonomy on policies concerning public services under the GATS. Points out certain problem areas that are due to ambiguities and weaknesses in the GATS framework. Suggests the need to strengthen the GATS framework and addresses these problems in the ongoing GATS 2000 negotiations.

1/20/04 JOYD

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