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Les régimes commerciaux applicables aux pays en développement

Fiches thématiques sur l’UE 01-09-2017

La politique commerciale et de développement de l’Union européenne est exposée dans la communication de janvier 2012 intitulée «Commerce, croissance et développement». Elle se concentre sur les pays qui ont le plus besoin d’aide. Pour les pays les moins avancés (PMA), le système de préférences généralisées (SPG) est maintenu, de même que le régime «Tout sauf les armes», tandis que le régime préférentiel accordé à des pays d’Afrique, des Caraïbes et du Pacifique (ACP) ne faisant pas partie des PMA ...

The present study places the potential effects of Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) liberalisation on government revenue in signatory states within the broader context of regional integration and global liberalisation. Based on a review of the secondary literature it finds that the revenue effect may be severe in some, but by no means all, cases and that the forecasts now need to be updated by country-level studies using the details of liberalisation schedules actually agreed. The evidence also ...

On 13 February 2013, European Union (EU) and United States (US) leaders announced the start of procedures for the launch of negotiations on a transatlantic free trade deal. The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) would address a broad range of issues, from the elimination of tariffs to reducing regulatory barriers and developing rules for global trade.

Proceedings of the workshop on "The EU - Republic of Korea free trade agreement: One year after its entry into force", held on 16 October 2012, in Brussel.

La présente note vise à fournir une première évaluation des forces et des faiblesses de l'analyse d'impact de la Commission portant sur la proposition de recommandation au Conseil d'ouvrir des négociations en vue de la conclusion d’un accord de libre-échange avec le Japon.

The study first surveys the key issues resulting from the long banana dispute at the WTO. It distinguishes 3 phases in the attempt by the EC to design an EU-wide and WTO-compatible banana import regime: the first (1993-1999) in which the first regime applicable to all EU member countries was introduced and challenged in WTO, and the first modifications made with changes to the methods for delivery of import licenses; the second phase (1999-2005) when the future regime was negotiated and the transition ...

A snapshot of the banana trade: Who gets what?

Analyse approfondie 30-06-2010

With the “Agreement of Geneva” the dispute about the banana imports over 15 years seems to come to an end. The liberalisation caused by this agreement will have a substantial impact on the international banana market. In order to estimate the possible effects and measures to be implemented in the future it is necessary to know the current situation of the banana trade, the factors determining trade policies, the main stakeholders and nodes in the value chain for bananas as well as their impact on ...