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Double Special Issue: Trade Policy, Openness, and Development in Honour of L. Alan Winters
The UK's Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) conducts economic assessments of the ramifications of trade remedies, the Economic Interest Test (EIT). Such assessments are not mandated by the World Trade Organization but are conducted by certain trade remedy investigating authorities, including those of Brazil, Canada, the European Union, and New Zealand.
The problems of digital trade
An increasing amount of trade is digital, but trade negotiations are bogged down by arguments over how to regulate it. A new CEPR eBook investigates what gets in the way of digital trade, and editors Ingo Borchert and Alan Winters tell Tim Phillips what we can do to make it work better. You can download the eBook, free of charge, here
Addressing Impediments to Digital Trade
Ingo Borchert, L Alan Winters 27 April 2021 Digital trade and digitally enabled services hold the promise of much-needed future growth and prosperity, but also pose unique challenges for trade policymaking. This eBook presents the proceedings from a conference organised by the UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and the UK Trade Policy Observatory, hosted by CEPR, to discuss new directions for digital trade policy.
Addressing impediments to digital trade: A new eBook
In a world in which the Covid-19 pandemic has severely affected conventional trade and economic activity, digital trade and digitally enabled services can be a source of future growth and prosperity. Yet, these new opportunities come with unique challenges for trade policymaking, not least because digital trade is inseparable from a data governance framework.
Trade preferences need predictability
Uncertainty over the future course of trade policy really matters. Developing countries obtain non-reciprocal tariff reductions from many industrialised countries through Generalised Systems of Preferences, but the uncertainty surrounding the continuation of preferential treatment is likely to undermine the schemes’ effectiveness. This column studies the 2014 reform of the EU’s Generalised System of Preferences, which removed the uncertainty on preferences for a subset of beneficiary countries.
Services trade policy since the Great Recession
Ingo Borchert, Joscelyn Magdeleine, Juan Marchetti, Aaditya Mattoo 20 June 2020 Despite the growing importance of services in output and trade, there has been relatively little information on how services policies have evolved over the past decades. This column presents evidence on services trade policies from a new database created by the World Bank and WTO.
EU trade policies: Carrot-and-stick mechanisms in the pursuit of
EU trade policies: Carrot-and-stick mechanisms in the pursuit of non-trade policy objectives? Ingo Borchert, Paola Conconi, Mattia Di Ubaldo, Cristina Herghelegiu 05 May 2020 The EU often conditions preferential access to its market on the achievement of non-trade policy objectives such as sustainable development, human rights, and good governance.
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