Trade routes to sustained economic growth : report of a study group of the Trade Policy Research Centre
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Trade routes to sustained economic growth : report of a study group of the Trade Policy Research Centre
Macmillan for the United Nations, 1987
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Includes bibliographical references and index
At head of title: Tokyo Trade Symposium to mark the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations
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"...the closer and longer one examines the international trading system, the more evident it becomes that the major task of the Uruguay round negotiations is nothing less than a major review, article by article, of the generalagreement on tariffs and trade and the practices and procedures that have developed since 1984. The purpose of this would be to make such changes as four decades of experience and a greatly altered world economy seem to dictate and to reafirm and strengthen those norms, rules and procedures found to further trade liberalization and preserve the results. the need to restore the systematic elements of the GATT system is the central theme of the Viravanreport. Other studies are also propose institutional reforms but they do not give them the comprehensiveness, and pride of place, that they warrant. "Gardner Patterson, former Deputy Director-General of the GATT and onetime Professor of International Economics at Princeton University, in the World Economy, London.
Table of Contents
- Fortieth anniversary of the United Nations, R.Muller
- Tokyo Symposium on trade and economy recovery, H.Corbet
- sammary of the study group's report
- economy recovery - hope or opportunity?
- essentials of the international economic order
- crisis in the GATT system of international trade
- evolution of the policies of developed countries
- impact of development in the world economy
- neo-protectionism and the Need for transparency
- new round of multilateral trade negotiations
- notes on the trade policy research centre
- biographical notes on the members of the study group
- participants in the Tokyo Trade Symposium.
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