Formula approaches for market access negotiations

Article Abstract:

The need for improved market access conditions for WTO negotiations to effectively contribute to economic development is emphasised. The different approaches in use and their merits and shortcomings are discussed, and challenges faced in identifying the best approach to use are examined. Several formula-based approaches are studied with a background of the existing market access scene and its issues, and further, flexible formula approaches are developed. Finally, an initial sample of three industrial economies and three developing economies is used to determine the implications of the most viable approaches.

Europe, Administration of General Economic Programs, Asia, Trade Negotiations, Influence, Economies of scale

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Tracing the effects of WTO accession on policy-making in sovereign states: preliminary lessons from the recent experience of transition countries

Article Abstract:

The implementation of WTO (World Trade Organization) policies by sovereign countries and their effects on economic conditions of the state are evaluated.

Government expenditures, Economic aspects, Economic policy, World Trade Organization, Sovereignty

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US economic sanctions against China: who gets hurt?

Article Abstract:

Imposition of economic sanctions by the United States on China and pros and cons of these sanctions on both the economies is evaluated.

China, International economic relations, Sanctions (International law)

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