Archive: Trade

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2005-05-01	Progress or stagnation? Services negotiations in the WTO Doha Development Round Author (Person): Mildner, Stormy \| Werner, Welf Series Details: Intereconomics Vol.40, No.3, May-June 2005, p158-168 Published: May 2005 (Last update: 01/05/2005)
2005-05-01	Bosnia and Herzegovina. Country Economic Memorandum Author (Corporate): World Bank Series Details: Country Economic Memorandum 29500-BA Published: May 2005 (Last update: 01/05/2005)
2005-05-01	The benefits of liberalising product markets and reducing barriers to international trade and investment: the case of the US and the EU Author (Corporate): Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Series Details: Economics Department Working Papers No.432, May 2005 Published: May 2005 (Last update: 01/05/2005)
2005-05-01	Exposing myths of globalisation Author (Person): Heydon, Ken Series Details: OECD Observer No.249, May 2005, p21-22 Published: May 2005 (Last update: 01/05/2005)
2005-05-01	The politicisation of EC anti-dumping policy: Member States, their votes and the European Commission Author (Person): Evenett, Simon J. \| Vermulst, Edwin Series Details: The World Economy Vol.28, No.5, May 2005, p701-717 Published: May 2005 (Last update: 01/05/2005)
2005-05-01	WTO upholds the rights of the EU’s 700 GI holders Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Agriculture Series Details: Newsletter No.73, May 2005, p1 Published: May 2005 (Last update: 01/05/2005)
2005-04-30	The Doha Round. Time to rev the engine Series Details: The Economist No.8424, 30.4.05 Published: 30/04/2005 (Last update: 30/04/2005)
2005-04-30	Lamy frontrunner for top world trade job Author (Person): Williams, Frances Series Details: Financial Times 30.4.05 Published: 30/04/2005 (Last update: 30/04/2005)
2005-04-29	Doha global trade round ‘close to crisis’ Author (Person): Williams, Frances Series Details: Financial Times 29.4.05 Published: 29/04/2005 (Last update: 29/04/2005)
2005-04-29	Press Release: WTO Sugar Panel : Decision of the appeal body jeopardizes the very existence of sustainable agriculture both in the EU and in developing countries Author (Corporate): Committee of Agricultural Organisations in the EU (COPA-COGECA) Series Details: Press Release 29.4.05 Published: 29/04/2005 (Last update: 29/04/2005)