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Pathways to economically viable and sustainable vaccine manufacturing in LMICs.

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Helble M, Nannei C, Friede M, Nicholson MW.   +3 more
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Economics of international investment agreements

Journal of International Economics, 2021
Abstract Nearly 2700 international investment agreements protect foreign investment against host country policies. This paper analyzes the design and implications of their contentious provisions regarding regulatory expropriations. It derives conditions under which “carve-out” compensation mechanisms, similar to those in actual agreements, solve ...
Henrik Horn
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The Resurgence of the Unified Arab Investment Agreement and the Organisation for Islamic Cooperation Investment Agreement

Brill Research Perspectives in International Investment Law and Arbitration, 2022
Abstract Multilateral investment treaties (MIT s) are international legal instruments whose purpose is to, inter alia, facilitate social and economic cooperation on regional and/or global scales. While there is abundant literature and decisions on MIT s generally, there has been scant analysis of such instruments executed in the ...
Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab, Kabir Duggal
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The Investment Component in Trade Agreements

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
Most free trade agreements signed over the past two decades should more appropriately be called preferential trade and investment agreements (PTIA). Measured in words, investment provisions already occupy more space in the corpus of the 450 trade treaties notified to the World Trade Organization than any other issue area.
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Disability in EU trade and investment agreements

2020
According to Article 10 TFEU, in defining and implementing its trade and investment policies and activities, the European Union (EU) shall aim, inter alia, to combat any discrimination based on disability. The opening statement of the new president of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has further confirmed that the ‘Social Market Economy’, as ...
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