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Carolyn Deere on the WTO DG Non-Race
It is being reported that Pascal Lamy is the only candidate for DG. Carolyn Deere comments: This year, with only one nominee at hand, WTO Members must nonetheless ensure that there is vigorous debate on the challenges facing the organization...It is being reported that Pascal Lamy is the only...
Accession Protocol Commitments
Henry recently mentioned the issue of paragraph 15 of China's protocol of accession. Here's the text (link is to a Word document): 15. Price Comparability in Determining Subsidies and Dumping Article VI of the GATT 1994, the Agreement on Implementation...Henry recently mentioned the issue of...
Market Access for Safe Toys
Whenever I am talking with someone about the purpose of the WTO (or trade agreements generally), I like to draw the distinction between discrminatory trade barriers and non-discriminatory trade barriers, with the point being that we may want to treat...Whenever I am talking with someone about the...
Market Access for Safe Toys
Whenever I am talking with someone about the purpose of the WTO (or trade agreements generally), I like to draw the distinction between discrminatory trade barriers and non-discriminatory trade barriers, with the point being that we may want to treat...Whenever I am talking with someone about the...
Krugman on Reducing the Trade Deficit
Paul Krugman writes: A more plausible route to sustained recovery would be a drastic reduction in the U.S. trade deficit, which soared at the same time the housing bubble was inflating. By selling more to other countries and spending more...Paul Krugman writes: A more plausible route to sustained...
Gilston on Trade
I'm not sure I know how to link to this properly, but Sam Gilston of the Washington Tariff & Trade Letter was on C-Span's Washington Journal talking U.S. trade policy. He comes on at about 2:07:30 of the program, so...I'm not sure I know how to link to this properly, but Sam Gilston of the...
Gilston on Trade
I'm not sure I know how to link to this properly, but Sam Gilston of the Washington Tariff & Trade Letter was on C-Span's Washington Journal talking U.S. trade policy. He comes on at about 2:07:30 of the program, so...I'm not sure I know how to link to this properly, but Sam Gilston of the...
Blog Comments
Typepad has come up with some improved commenting features. One of these is threaded discussions, which is something we've wanted for a long time. It's just a beta version, so it may have some bugs in it, but I installed...Typepad has come up with some improved commenting features. One of...
An Anti-Dumping Case on Toilet Paper
An opportunity for some good puns, as you can probably imagine, courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald.An opportunity for some good puns, as you can probably imagine, courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald.
An Anti-Dumping Case on Toilet Paper
An opportunity for some good puns, as you can probably imagine, courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald.An opportunity for some good puns, as you can probably imagine, courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald.
