Binnenhandel

• Indien, Brasilien Und Südafrika in Der Doha-Runde: Handelspolitische Interessen Und Entscheidungsstrukturen

India, Brazil and South Africa belong to the most intractable blocking actors in the Doha Round. In order to explain this posture, reference is frequently made to the lack of willingness to compromise on the part of the other central actors EU and USA. In addition, the three countries' interests in the construction of an alliance of the South are cited as motivation for blocking the negotiations. This paper, however, accepts that trade policy is a two-level game and shows that the configurations of national decision processes in India, Brazil and South Africa and the resulting influence of specific interest groups significantly contribute to consolidating the blockade position. Against this backdrop, the authors are sceptical about the prospects of a compromise solution to the Doha Round.

... nach wie vor kein vollkommen freier Binnenhandel. Zwar ist dieser verfassungsrechtlich festgeschrie...

• Aussenwirtschaft; Zeitschrift für internationale Wirtshaftsbeziehungen
• Vol. 63 Num. 1, Mars 2008

• Botschaft zur Genehmigung der sektoriellen Abkommen zwischen der Schweiz und der EG

... gleichen Anforderungen gelten wie im Binnenhandel. Die neue schweizerische Gesetzgebung über die Ti...

• Bundesblatt num. 34, 31 août 1999
• Seccion Unica

• Präferenzielle Ursprungsregeln in Freihandelszonen: Hemmnisse Für Den Internationalen Handel?

The growing number of free trade areas has resulted in an increasing importance of preferential rules of origin. Regularly, these instruments are used as protectionist devices. Rules of origin are becoming obstacles for international trade. In this paper, firstly the various types of rules of origin and their administration will be explained. The analysis of the consequences for international trade shows that rules of origin can produce trade diversion. The attempts of the European Union to reduce the welfare-reducing effects of free trade areas by creating pan-European rules of origin have been only partly successful. The rules of origin in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) show a clear protectionist bias in some product groups.

... handelshemmende Ursprungsregeln im Binnenhandel hat man in Europa verzichtet. Allerdings hat die E...

• Aussenwirtschaft; Zeitschrift für internationale Wirtshaftsbeziehungen
• Vol. 59 Num. 3, Septembre 2004