Making Trade in Services Supportive of Development in Commonwealth Small and Low-income Countries
Synopsis
This Economic Paper assesses new innovative measures in trade in service negotiations that reflect the vulnerabilities and challenges faced by developing countries. It outlines the approaches that can help small and lowincome countries employ the Special and Differential Treatment Arrangements provided under the WTO GATS in a manner that is practical and supportive of their economic development.
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Summary
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Introduction: Definition of Special and Differential Treatment
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Special and Differential Treatment Commitments Provided to Developing Countries
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Challenges Faced by Business in Maximising Export and Investment Opportunities Derived from Special and Differential Treatment
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Suggested Pro-development Special and Differential Treatment Arrangements and Measures
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How to Assess the Impact of Services Trade Liberalisation on Domestic vis-a-vis Foreign Service Suppliers
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Approaches to Advance Special and Differential Treatment in the Multilateral Context
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SDT Provisions in Key North–South Regional Trade Agreements
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SDT Provisions in Key South–South Regional Trade Agreements
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GATS Provisions on Special and Differential Treatment
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Doha Development Round Documents Calling for Special and Differential Treatment
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Mode 4 Commitments by Developed Countries in North–South Regional Trade Agreements
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WTO Proposals Relating to Special and Differential Treatment in Trade in Services
Published
15 November 2011
Series
Online ISSN
2310-1385
Categories
Copyright (c) 2011 Commonwealth Secretariat
License
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