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Free Trade Agreement and Transport Service Trade
, 2017This study investigates the effects of free trade agreements (FTAs) on trade in transport services using OECD data from 2003 to 2006. Our analysis found that FTAs had a positive overall impact on transport services for multiple countries (i.e., 26 home ...
Jai-min Lee, Seong‐Hoon Cho
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, 2016
In The EU-Ukraine Association Agreement and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area Guillaume Van der Loo provides the first comprehensive legal analysis of this complex and controversial international agreement.
G. Loo
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In The EU-Ukraine Association Agreement and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area Guillaume Van der Loo provides the first comprehensive legal analysis of this complex and controversial international agreement.
G. Loo
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Normative Power Europe? The European Union in the Negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement with India
European Foreign Affairs Review, 2014This article examines the European Union (EU) as an actor in international trade negotiations and calls into question constructivist notions of the European Union as a 'Normative Power'.
Tobias Leeg
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Overlapping free trade agreements and international trade: A network approach
The World Economy, 2017AbstractIn our work, we have analysed the effect of the hub‐and‐spoke nature of free trade agreements (FTAs) on trade. Contrary to previous analyses, we have considered the effects of the country's position in the FTA network on the bilateral trade of the hub country.
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Endogenous Free Trade Agreements and International R&D Networks
The Manchester School, 2018In this paper, we develop a network formation game in order to study how free trade agreements among countries and R&D networks among firms emerge in equilibrium. Prior research showed that free trade agreements discourage the formation of international R&D networks under the assumption that trade tariffs are exogenous.
Tat Thanh Tran, Vasileios Zikos
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Should the WTO require free trade agreements to eliminate internal tariffs?
Journal of International Economics, 2019Abstract In a three-country model of endogenous free trade agreements (FTAs), we study the effects of requiring FTA members to eliminate tariffs on one another, as is essentially stipulated under current WTO rules. We explain why, in the absence of such a requirement, FTAs members impose positive tariffs on each other even when maximizing their joint
Kamal Saggi +2 more
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Journal of International Economics, 2009
Abstract This paper provides the first cross-section estimates of long-run treatment effects of free trade agreements on members' bilateral international trade flows using (nonparametric) matching econometrics. Our nonparametric cross-section estimates of ex post long-run treatment effects are much more stable across years and have more economically ...
Jeffrey H. Bergstrand +2 more
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Abstract This paper provides the first cross-section estimates of long-run treatment effects of free trade agreements on members' bilateral international trade flows using (nonparametric) matching econometrics. Our nonparametric cross-section estimates of ex post long-run treatment effects are much more stable across years and have more economically ...
Jeffrey H. Bergstrand +2 more
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, 2012
In 2010, after several years of being stalled, negotiations between MERCOSUR (the Common Market of the Southern Cone) and the European Union (EU) to build a free-trade agreement (FTA) were resumed.
Carmen Estrades
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In 2010, after several years of being stalled, negotiations between MERCOSUR (the Common Market of the Southern Cone) and the European Union (EU) to build a free-trade agreement (FTA) were resumed.
Carmen Estrades
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
By means of the Free Trade Act of 2002, the Congress of the United States (“US”) granted to the President a ‘Trade Promotion Authority’ to negotiate free trade agreements (“FTA”). Under this authority, the FTAs concluded by the President are subject to up-or-down vote at the Congress.
Irma Johanna, Mosquera Valderrama
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By means of the Free Trade Act of 2002, the Congress of the United States (“US”) granted to the President a ‘Trade Promotion Authority’ to negotiate free trade agreements (“FTA”). Under this authority, the FTAs concluded by the President are subject to up-or-down vote at the Congress.
Irma Johanna, Mosquera Valderrama
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Korea International Trade Research Institute, 2017
This paper analyzes the effects of trade-related party preferences, parliamentary and presidential elections, and other domestic political variables on the outcome of bilateral trade agreement negotiations within a two-level game framework. This paper focuses on bilateral trade negotiations such as the Free Trade Agreements (or FTAs) of 34 countries ...
Ro-Sung Kwak, Bomin Ko
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This paper analyzes the effects of trade-related party preferences, parliamentary and presidential elections, and other domestic political variables on the outcome of bilateral trade agreement negotiations within a two-level game framework. This paper focuses on bilateral trade negotiations such as the Free Trade Agreements (or FTAs) of 34 countries ...
Ro-Sung Kwak, Bomin Ko
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