WTO law
Don't blame it on WTO law: An analysis of the alleged WTO law incompatibility of Destination-Based Taxes
... that WTO law requires countries to limit the granting of tax advantages to producers located in their jurisdiction and not to extend them to foreign businesses and workers operating ...
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The WTO Law on Subsidies and Climate Change: Overcoming the Dissonance?
... of WTO law to climate change ...trade law and climate change policies is the issue of subsidies — while many climate change policies rely heavily on the use of subsidies, WTO law ...
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World trade dispute resolution and developing countries: Taking a development approach to fair adjudication in the context of WTO law
... the WTO law and ...the WTO and public international ...new WTO system was designed to liberate the adjudicators from this bind by mandating negative consensus whereby all parties, including ...
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The Regulatory Framework of Export Restrictions in WTO Law and Regional Free Trade Agreements IES WORKING PAPER 8/2013
... the WTO regulation on the ...the WTO membership experiences important losses of welfare and increasing political ...recent WTO members have committed to stricter regulations as part of their ...
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'Greening’ the WTO Ban on China’s Export Duties : Should WTO law allow China to use export duties to protect the environment and, if so, in what manner?
... 641 ‘It is true that the Court held in Emmott, at paragraph 23, that until such time as a directive has been properly transposed, a defaulting Member State may not rely on an individual’s delay in initiating proceedings ...
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Compliance with WTO law in developing countries: A study of South Africa and Nigeria
... South Africa’s representative pointed out that the nature and number o f the questions posed by other countries and the level o f detail required were demanding for his delegation given huge capacity constraints. ...
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Cooperation in the shadow of WTO law: why litigate when you can negotiate
... of WTO members with large and attractive markets in a position of trade interdependence, a necessary condition for a potential defendant to worry about the threat of retaliation by a potential ...for WTO ...
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Variations on a Theme: Comparing the Concept of "Necessity" in International Investment Law and WTO Law
... While the assessment of an objective's importance can intrude on regulatory autonomy in cases where a tribunal disagrees with a state's assessment, the reasoning and[r] ...
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The effect of the WTO dispute settlement crisis on the development of case law on national security exceptions: A critical scenario - QIL QDI
... For this reason the analysis that follows will start by assessing the pro- posals advanced to overcome the US criticism levelled against the AB and those aimed at circumventing the use of consensus in the nomination of ...
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Agricultural Export Restrictions and the WTO
... WTO law on export restrictions is an area of evident ‘under-regulation’ or ‘regulatory deficiency’, as it neither properly defines the circumstances under which quantitative restrictions can be used, nor ...
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Strengthening the WTO Subsidies Regime
... Under WTO law, the Member that granted a prohibited subsidy has to withdraw it, 198 which means that the Member must stop granting a subsidy after it was declared prohibited by a WTO adjudicating ...
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Domestic climate policies and the WTO
... the WTO. Provided that WTO rules are carefully scrutinised at the time Annex 1 governments take measures to achieve the required reductions in emissions, these conflicts can be avoided or at least ...
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Issues in China’s Ascension to the WTO
... First of all, with the increase in consumption expected from lower prices, even imagining that a large number of the cars purchased will be imported, service activities (distribution, repair, second-hand market) will ...
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Revisiting WTO Fisheries Subsidies Negotiations
... the WTO are allowed to depart from the WTO rules, and introduce stronger rules or provide further market access in regional trade agreements (RTAs), strengthening the rules of fisheries subsidies per se is ...
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Conflicts between Dispute Settlement Mechanisms in Regional Trade Agreements and the WTO - What Should WTO Do
... (i) Brazil introduced the exemption only after a dispute settlement tribunal established under MERCOSUR ruled that the ban violated Brazil's obliga- tions under MERCOSU[r] ...
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Essays on the Effects of China's accession to the WTO.
... are more sensitive to trade relative to inland areas (e.g. better infrastructure, thicker labor markets, better transportation and proximity to trading partners). For less trade-exposed areas, the wage gap is actually ...
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Seattle and Beyond: The WTO Millennium Round
... The split run magazine case that found its way to the WTO is another example of how technology has undermined governments’ ability to restrict foreign cultural products. Canada used to impose a prohibitive tariff ...
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Wto accession: the possible benefits for ethiopia
... the WTO, for those can be achieved via unilateral agreements or still in the form of preferences made from developed countries to Ethiopia (like EBA or ...the WTO unrelated ways are often proved to be time ...
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Process and Procedure in WTO Dispute Settlement
... precedent, and he knows indeed about what I am talking about. government has not been exactly friendly towards international law, so the matter I am raising has s[r] ...
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Compliance Problems in WTO Dispute Settlement
... decade have continued during succeeding years, although trade remedy cases now predominate in contested dispute settlement proceedings, 2 ' and the United States has beco[r] ...
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