Trade Policy Note Final-rev08 - Development

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Inter-governmental and Civil Society Organizations and Research Institutions Bilaterals.org: Everything that is not happening at the WTO: www.bilaterals.org Food and Agriculture Organization (webpage on trade): http://www.fao.org/trade/negoc_dda_en.asp Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy: www.iatp.org, www.tradeobservatory.org International Collective in Support of Fishworkers: www.icsf.net and www.icsf.org International Textiles and Clothing Bureau: www.itcb.org. South Centre: www.southcentre.org Third World Network: www.twn.org.sg, www.twnside.org UNCTAD: www.unctad.org UNDP: www.undp.org UNDP Colombo Regional Centre (site of UNDP’s Asia Pacific Trade and Investment Initiative): http://www.undprcc.lk/Our_Work/Trade_and_Investment.asp World Water Council: www.worldwatercouncil.org World Trade Organization: www.wto.org European Centre for Development Policy Management: www.ecdpm.org OECD: www.oecd.org European Services Forum: www.esf.be European Commission External Trade Directorate: http://ec.europa.eu.comm/trade/ World Bank Independent Evaluation group: www.worldbank.org/ieg/trade SUNS South North Development Monitor: www.sunsonline.org United States Trade Representative Office: www.ustr.gov India Ministry of Commerce: http://commerce.nic.in Japan Ministry of Foreign Affairs: www.mofa.go.jp/policy Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry Singapore FTAs: www.fta.gov.sg/fta Choike: www.choike.org BIMSTEC: www.bimstec.org FTA Watch Thailand: www.ftawatch.org FTA Watch Malaysia: www.ftamalaysia.org GRAIN: www.grain.org 88
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NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES POL
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Preface The outcome document of the
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A “New Generation” of Bilateral
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TNCs TRIMs TRIPS TRQ UNCTAD UNESCO
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The case and options for widening t
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outcomes are less clear. Moreover,
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countries struggle to ensure that t
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Goal B : to empower people to becom
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Tigers), has not followed the Brett
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III. TARIFFS AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY
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across the board tariff bindings. F
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Such tariff policy should ensure th
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Export duties can also be an elemen
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IV. EXPORTS AND POVERTY Can develop
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Increase Productivity Exports shoul
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Box 14: Export Policies and WTO and
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percent of domestic consumption) wa
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developing countries with a few not
Page 37 and 38: Different products emerge at the to
Page 39 and 40: safeguard measures on agricultural
Page 41 and 42: suppliers in the domestic market fo
Page 43 and 44: Investment Policy is Central to Tra
Page 45 and 46: water and sanitation. Sustainabilit
Page 47 and 48: traditionally done in trade in good
Page 49 and 50: Mode 1 service exports, often terme
Page 51 and 52: It is now incumbent on developing c
Page 53 and 54: commercial value to their tradition
Page 55 and 56: The Proliferation of FTAs Over rece
Page 57 and 58: services liberalization in these ag
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Page 79 and 80: small farmers find themselves left
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