Market access through multilateral agreement: from goods to services

Article Abstract:

The political consequences in negotiations on multilateral market access on services is presented. Research reveals that no conclusive evidence presently exists that indicate the success of multilateral market access negotiations based on the ongoing Uruguay Round of talks in general and the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) in particular. However, the possibility of progress in the GATS has not been discounted in the long run.

Analysis, Trade negotiations

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Liberalising agriculture and manufactures in a millennium round: implications for developing countries

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning developing countries and the impact on their economies of increasingly liberal trade agreements for product produced in the manufacturing or agricultural sectors.

Commercial treaties, Trade agreements

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Developing countries and the next round of World Trade Organization negotiations

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the impact of treaties drawn up by the World Trade Organisation on countries in the developing world.

World Trade Organization

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