The perils of bilateral deals

Article Abstract:

The effect of the bilateral trade agreements that take place globally is evaluated. The collapse of the global bilateral agreements resulted in individual agreements with the United States posing a threat to free trade. Opinions of several trade experts on the existing scenario are presented.

United States, International economic relations, Analysis, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Global economy, Trade policy

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One big winner many small losers

Article Abstract:

January 1, 2005 will mark the end of the quota system restricting the global textile and clothing trade. The influence of this action on the economy of China and India is discussed. The challenges and problems of the transition into a quota-free era are also examined.

China, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Foreign trade, Asia, India, TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, International trade, Market trend/market analysis, Textile industry, Textile and clothing industry software

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