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Costs and benefits of alternative regional negotiating strategies in the Caribbean: an RNM commissioned study; incomplete draft

By: Greenaway, David | Milner, Chris

Publisher: 31/05/00Description: 92 pSubject(s): GLOBALIZATION | CARIBBEAN | TRADE POLICY | WTO | ECONOMIC ASPECTS | INTERNATIONAL TRADE | CAPACITY BUILDINGSummary: Presents a report which seeks to analyse and focus on the negotiating options and possible outcomes for the Caribbean countries in a post Lome environment. Reviews globalisation trends and the WTO's role in the regulation of international trade, growth of regional trading arrangements, and trade restrictions in the OECD.

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Presents a report which seeks to analyse and focus on the negotiating options and possible outcomes for the Caribbean countries in a post Lome environment. Reviews globalisation trends and the WTO's role in the regulation of international trade, growth of regional trading arrangements, and trade restrictions in the OECD.

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