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Potential Trade Effects of Geographical Indications

BOHR International Journal of Finance and Market Research, 2021
Geographical indications (GI) are a value that is added to a product to signify its heritage and uniqueness to make it stand out in the market space and give it a competitive edge. GI is one of the subtypes in the intellectual property (IP) space in the global trade. It is governed by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
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Romania-EU Actual and Potential Trade [PDF]

Annals of University of Petroşani, 2005
This is a companion paper to Ferragina, Giovannetti and Pastore (2005) and focuses on Romania-EU actual and potential trade. The Romanian trade potential with five EU members (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and UK) is computed using an “out-of-sample” methodology for the period 1995-‘01.
Ferragina AM, Giovannetti G, PASTORE, Francesco   +2 more
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Trade-Secret Model: Potential Pitfalls

Science, 2011
In their Policy Forum “Genomics, Biobanks, and the trade-secret model” (15 April, p. [309][1]), R. Mitchell et al. submit that donating genetic samples for medical research is like selling a confidential commodity of potentially lucrative value, warranting individual licensing arrangements ...
Carol J. Weil, Carolyn Compton
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Trade Potentials in Gravity Panel Data Models [PDF]

The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, 2004
Abstract The paper shows how - using as an example the trade flows between eleven European countries and 31 OECD `reporting' countries - the result of a gravity model, in terms of potential trade, changes substantially when country heterogeneity and dynamics are taken into account.
DE BENEDICTIS, Luca, VICARELLI C.
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The CIS's Regional Trade Potential

Voprosy Ekonomiki, 2010
The empirical study based on the concentration ratios, describing the trade intensity, and the gravity approach shows that under the 2001-2006 upturn, the realization of the CISs regional trade potential decreased significantly, despite the GDP growth and socio-economic developments. It indicates the weakness of the CIS's integration process.
I. Gurova, M. Efremova
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The potential impact of environmental goods trade liberalization on trade and emissions

Energy Economics, 2023
We combine econometric estimation with quantitative modelling to generate projections on the trade, GDP, and emissions effects of a potential trade liberalization agreement in energy related environmental goods (EREGs) and environmentally preferable products (EPPs). Trade liberalization can contribute to reduced emissions in two ways in our projections:
Marc Bacchetta, Eddy Bekkers, Jean-Marc Solleder, Enxhi Tresa   +3 more
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Potentially Traded and Non-Traded Goods

1978
The present chapter begins by drawing the distinction between non-traded and potentially traded goods, the treatment of the latter category depending essentially on how government policies are expected to change in future. The valuation of non-traded goods is then discussed in more detail, particular attention being paid to problems raised where such ...
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Potential demand and external trade

De Economist, 1972
Both in theoretical and empirical studies of international trade relative prices play a dominant role. Standard international trade theory asserts that under certain conditions the price mechanism may lead to an equilibrium between demand for and supply of goods from and to different countries.
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Sino–LAC Ties: Trade Relationships, Trade Potentials, and Asymmetric Dependency

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2016
ABSTRACTPrevious studies have emphasized the asymmetry in the Sino–LAC (Latin America and the Caribbean) partnership, solely based on their trade exchanges. This article extends the boundaries of understanding structural asymmetries in the Sino–LAC trade, by considering unequal opportunities in this partnership.
Evelyn S. Devadason, V. G. R. Chandran, Shujaat Mubarik   +2 more
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Potential Impact of TPP Trade Agreement on US Bilateral Agricultural Trade: Trade Creation or Trade Diversion?

2015
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement is a trade agreement U.S is negotiating with 11 other countries in the Asia-Pacific region (Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, and Vietnam) to reduce or eliminate tariffs on U.S. products exported to the TPP countries.
Yeboah, Osei Agyeman, Shaik, Saleem, Agyekum, Afia Fosua   +2 more
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