Implementing the Uruguay Round Agreements: Problems for Developing Countries

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This paper urges implementation of the Uruguay Round Agreements through World Bank procedures because problems can be tackled locally rather than through World Trade Organization procedures which would require negotiations in trade related intellectual property rights, but notes that the World Bank has shown very little interest in these matters.

Statistical Data Included, Agricultural industry, Laws, regulations and rules, World Bank, Intellectual property, World Trade Organization, Powers and duties, Textiles, Textile fabrics

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Convergence in the Americas: some Lessons from the DR-CAFTA Process

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A study examines the impact of free trade agreements between the United States and six Latin American countries on their trading system. Focus is on the Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement among these nations.

Latin America, Analysis, International trade regulation

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What is the cause of growth in regional trade: trade liberalization or RTAs? The case of agriculture

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Issues related to free trade, trade blocs, and agriculture are examined in detail.

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