Regulatory Reform in the Global Economy : Asian and Latin American Perspectives

Regulatory Reform in the Global Economy Asian and Latin American Perspectives

As border barriers to international trade and investment continue to be reduced thanks to liberalisation efforts, "behind-the-border" barriers -- which are typically regulations aiming at achieving domestic objectives such as health, safety, environmental or consumer protection -- are incr...

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Autor principal: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Autores Corporativos: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (-), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Content Provider (content provider), OECD Workshop "Trade Policies and Trade Relations: Regulatory Reform and International Market Openness" (1997 : Paris, France)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Paris : OECD Publishing 1998.
Colección:OECD proceedings Regulatory reform in the global economy
Materias:
Governance
Finance and Investment
Trade regulation > Congresses > Asia.
Trade regulation > Congresses > Latin America.
Trade regulation > Congresses > European Union countries.
Foreign trade regulation > Congresses > Asia.
Foreign trade regulation > Congresses > Latin America.
Foreign trade regulation > Congresses > European Union countries.
International economic relations > Congresses.
Free trade > Congresses.
Management
Business & Economics
Industrial Management
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Foreword by Gerhard Abel
  • Abbreviations
  • Part I: Effects of Domestic Regulations on International Trade and the Benefits of Reform
  • Costs Associated with Divergent National Product Standards and Conformity Assessment Procedures and the Impact on International Trade by Spencer Henson
  • The Regulatory Dilemma in Southeast Asia by Deunden Nikomborirak
  • Regulatory Reform and International Market Openness by Djamester A. Simarmata
  • Regulation as a Trade Issue from a Chilean Perspective by R. Fischer
  • Regulatory Reform and the Opening Up of Brazil's Economy by Pedro Da Motta Veiga
  • International Trade and Regulatory Reform: A Korean Perspective by Dr. Jong Seok Kim
  • Part II: Trace and Regulatory Reform in the Agro-Food Sector
  • Section A. Agro-Food Trade and Regulatory Reform
  • Agro-Food Trade and Regulatory Reform: An Overview by Wayne Jones and Eirikur Einarsson
  • Regulatory Issues Affecting Trade in Agro-Food Products and Role of Regulatory Reform: An -Exploratory Note from Thailand by Dr. Suthipand Chirathivat
  • Trade and Regulatory Reform in the Agro-Food Sector by Alberto de las Carreras
  • Agricultural Trade Policies and Trade Relations by Christopher Haskins
  • Section B. Role of Governments and Institutions
  • Trade and Regulatory Reform in the EU Agro-Food Sector: Issues of Food Quality, Food Safety, Health, and Hygiene by Hans-Christian Beaumond
  • Agriculture in Brazil: Development, Trade, and Competition
  • Part III: International Mechanisms to Address Domestic Regulations in a Globalising Economy
  • Japanese Experience with Promoting Regulatory Reform by His Excellency Yoshiji Nogami
  • Regulatory Reform, Trade, and Telecommunications Goods and Services by John Sullivan Wilson
  • Consolidation of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) and Coordinated Domestic Reform by Uziel B. Nogueira
  • Regulatory Reform from the Perspective of Chinese Taipei by Fadah Hsieh
  • Closing Session
  • Summary of Discussions: A Personal Interpretation of the Debate and the Task Ahead by Geza Feketekuty

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