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The Future of preferential trade arrangements for developing countries and the current round of WTO negotiations on agriculture

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angermann, Stefan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: FAO RomeIT 2002Description: v, 74 pAction note:

10/24/12 SANDRAW

Summary: Attempts to provide some tentative responses to questions such as should developing countries strongly defend their trade preferences, and try to improve them; what are the benefits and costs of the preferences; how do trade preferences compare to other forms of assistance for economic development; do developing countries stand to lose a lot as agricultural trade is further liberalised and preference margins are eroded?

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Attempts to provide some tentative responses to questions such as should developing countries strongly defend their trade preferences, and try to improve them; what are the benefits and costs of the preferences; how do trade preferences compare to other forms of assistance for economic development; do developing countries stand to lose a lot as agricultural trade is further liberalised and preference margins are eroded?

10/24/12 SANDRAW

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