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That agreement focuses on trade in goods and services, trade facilitation,
rules
of origin, and dispute resolution.
The always-prickly issues of investment and intellectual property should be a part of any new deal; but, with the US absent, some of the more controversial
rules
that North American businesses have lobbied for could now be excluded.
Imported legal solutions, it appears, are unlikely to work unless key constituencies - local farmers or business owners, say - support the process of legal transplantation and develop a demand for the legal solutions the transplanted
rules
offer.
Compatibility of imported
rules
with existing laws also matters.
Three factors are at work here:- Only a few
rules
are freestanding, i.e. can be fully understood and enforced without reference to other legal terms and concepts.
These preexisting conditions determine the interpretation of new
rules
as well as the receptivity of a country to imported
rules
and concepts;- Application and enforcement of
rules
is determined by the perceptions of both users and law enforcers.
With the exception of highly technical rules, such as accounting standards, the contents and interpretation of
rules
is dependent on the context in which they are enforced.
Voluntary compliance in turn depends on the perception and acceptance of
rules
by domestic constituencies in the country that imported a law.
It may also avoid transplanting solutions that simply won’t work absent complementary domestic legal
rules
and institutions.
This stance
rules
out continued membership in the single market.
Either way, such an arrangement is politically implausible, logistically impossible, and illegal under WTO
rules.
We all look to the next US president to re-engage with the world community and international organizations, accepting that even a superpower should accept the
rules
that apply to others.
The firing and rehiring of Viktor Chernomyrdin within the span of five months appears to justify all the old canards that Yeltsin
rules
only by impulse, without any system of belief, ideas, or philosophy to guide him.
One read, "Hakimiyet Allah'indir," which roughly translates as "Allah
rules"
or "power belongs to Allah," a slogan that could be identified with Islamist sentiments.
While providing relatively fewer tangible public goods and services directly, the Chinese government will need to provide more intangible public goods and services like rules, standards, and policies.
Similarly, increasing the number of poor-country workers allowed to work in rich countries, and providing greater scope for growth-oriented policies by relaxing WTO
rules
and conditionality from the US, would produce greater long-term development impact.
There is no need to engage in the give and take of democracy if one can simply circumvent its ground
rules.
Although hedge funds sometimes account for 50% of market transactions, they are not registered or subject to
rules
on transparency.
We cannot build a safer system if we do not raise global requirements and if we tolerate non-compliance with the
rules.
We demand an easy policy: stricter
rules
(especially when fighting conflicts of interest), a specific rating scale for complex products, and regular publication of their returns.
Unless you think that a modern financial sector really can operate with absolutely no regulation of any kind (including, presumably, the
rules
for banks that come with deposit insurance), the real problem is not government officials’ policy preferences, but what financial-sector lobbyists are able to persuade officials to do.
It is deregulation, of course, that financial firms want – fewer
rules
and less oversight of any kind.
Everything in this new China – where the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) still rules, but the ideas of Karl Marx are as dead as they are in Russia – is for sale, even the trappings of its Maoist past.
Former Fed Chair Janet Yellen told me back in the 1990s that, in her view, conducting the Fed’s internal debate within the framework of interest-rate
rules
had greatly increased the ease of getting from agreement about the structure and state of the economy to a rough consensus on appropriate policy.
Moreover, for ten years, stewardship from Brussels has failed to bring about reform of national policies, and it is not clear that additional or more automatic sanctions would elicit a greater sense of “ownership” of the
rules.
Free Trade BreakdownCOPENHAGEN – Last month, the Doha negotiations, promising freer trade, broke down, ostensibly over a small technicality in safeguard
rules.
Most importantly, the
rules
guiding how structural funds are spent should be changed to allow their use for health and education from early childhood, rather than only for job training.
In addition to some additional fiscal tightening, the Fund should insist that the authorities clarify the
rules
of the exchange-rate regime as the emergency recedes.
This would entail acceding to World Trade Organization
rules
– or maybe no
rules
at all – with respect to Europe, which would put Britain at a significant disadvantage.
But in the longer term, reducing its reliance on foreign trade and imported technologies will leave China stronger, more resilient, and possibly less willing to acquiesce to US-designed
rules.
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