WTO and Regional Trade Negotiation Outcomes : Quantitative Assessments of Potential Implications
Published by Pathak Shamabesh, 2007
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Contents Contributors. Abbreviation. Preface. 1. Multilateral and regional trade negotiations the perspectives from Bangladesh/Selim Raihan and Abdur Razzaque. 2. Methodology of linking global CGE model to a country CGE model for poverty and welfare analysis/Selim Raihan. 3. Global agricultural trade liberalisation Implications for the Bangladesh economy/Selim Raihan and Abdur Razzaque. 4. LDCs duty free and quota free (DFQF) access to developed countries markets perspectives from Bangladesh/Selim Raihan and Abdur Razzaque. 5. WTO Negotiations on the Non agricultural Market Access (NAMA) implications for the Bangladesh economy/Selim Raihan Abdur Razzaque and Rabeya Khatoon. 6. SAFTA and other Regional Trading Arrangements (RATs) in South Asia the stakes of Bangladesh/Selim Raihan and Abdur Razzaque. 7. Two years after MFA phase out concerns for Bangladesh/Abdur Razzaque and Selim Raihan. 8. WTO's Aid for trade issues and concerns/Selim Raihan and Rabeya Khatoon. 9. WTO negotiations on trade in services the Bangladesh perspective/Abdur Razzaque and Selim Raihan. 10. Market access problems of Bangladesh's export products a study on some selected sub sectors/Abu Eusuf Mahbub Alam Mokammel K. Toufique and Robeya Khatoon. 11. Summary and conclusion/Selim Raihan and Abdur Razzaque. Reference. Index. Despite being somewhat paradoxical the world has in recent times witnessed ambitious multilateral trade negotiations along with a proliferation of regional trading blocs. Almost all countries are now involved in both types of trading arrangements with Bangladesh actively participating in several important trade talks under the World Trade Organisation (WTO) alongside its commitments to the South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA). Different multilateral and regional trade negotiations have however different implications. For example while the liberalisation of global agricultural trade by reducing subsidies in rich countries and thereby causing prices to rise will benefit many developing country farmers it may hurl a formidable challenge for the net food importing countries in ensuring food security for their poor populations. Similarly WTO negotiations in non agricultural goods aim at improving market access for many but for the least developed countries including Bangladesh currently enjoying tariff preferences in a large range of products in major markets the ensuing outcomes could lead to preference erosion undermining their competitiveness. Regional trading arrangements can also be challenging as they tend to replace global imports with less efficient regional supplies resulting in adverse welfare consequences. Effective trade negotiations partly depend on a priori assessments of possible negotiation outcomes. As such it is very important to provide the policymakers and trade negotiators with informed inputs on the potential implications of negotiating issues. Since trade negotiations comprise subject matters of conflicting interests often amongst countries at comparable levels of development that otherwise share and support similar views and positions only country specific objective analyses based on appropriate research methods can inform the negotiators in the best possible way. This book is an endeavour in that direction. It focuses on some of the major issues in the on going multilateral and regional trade negotiations and employs state of the art analytical tools to empirically assess their likely implications for Bangladesh. While the analyses and results presented would be useful for policymakers and trade negotiators this volume would also be of interest to trade analysts involved in empirical research. 250 pp.…
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- WTO and Regional Trade Negotiation Outcomes : Quantitative Assessments of Potential Implications
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- Selim Raihan and Abdur Razzaque
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- Pathak Shamabesh
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