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In international trade, for example, mega-regional deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership could serve as de facto standard setters, helping to facilitate a global agreement.
Economic growth began to accelerate dramatically in the early 1990s, owing to trade liberalization and other economic reforms.
Credit default swaps (CDS) of major southern European banks trade slightly lower than the CDS of their sovereign states, indicating that the market does not perceive the latter as able to support the former.
But Africa’s export trade is still dominated by primary commodities.
We should bring food security to the starving without ignoring commercialization, agribusiness development, and the consumption and trade of higher-value food products – particularly because 60% of available uncultivated agricultural land is in Africa.
When the treaty's underlying purpose is neither about trade nor freedom.
But, sadly, the treaty will only entrench postcommunism's corrupt and criminal business practices, not increase trade or prosperity.
After all, countries that scrap tariffs among themselves trade more and often raise their economic grow rates as a result.
By definition, it discriminates against countries outside the club, with which trade will not be liberalized.
Members will specialize in industries in which they lack comparative advantage, undercutting the main reason to support free trade in the first place.
The "political" argument - that regional trade bodies promote peaceful foreign relations - is simply wrongheaded in the post-Soviet case.
The more Ukraine trades abroad, the better; if more of that open trade goes Russia's way, so be it.
But that trade should reflect Ukraine's competing with the world, unconstrained by a private deal that excludes outsiders and their demands for a stable and predictable legal environment and the best business practices.
I am not one of those people who think Russia is so naturally collectivist that free trade and an open economy cannot work there.
Most important, for the first time, pension reform has been carried out in France in continuous consultation with employers’ associations and trade unions.
Barriers among developing countries are also especially high, impeding rapid growth in trade between them.
In services, trade barriers stand in the way of improved quality and efficiency, slowing the growth of a sector that could make a huge contribution to competitiveness and employment.
Third, trade reforms can help smooth international macroeconomic fluctuations and contribute to an orderly resolution of global imbalances.
Finally, blockage of the multilateral process will trigger an even more pronounced shift toward bilateral or regional free trade agreements (FTA’s).
If properly designed, they can benefit their members, especially if combined with reduced trade barriers for all trading partners.
If designed badly, the cost of such agreements – in terms of trade diversion, confusion, and demands on limited administrative capacity – often exceeds the benefits.
More broadly, the growth of FTA’s undermines the central principle of the multilateral trading system: trade opportunities should be offered to all countries equally.
The bottom line is that trade reforms benefit the country making them.
We encourage donors to follow through on their commitments to increase effective aid for trade – assistance to help developing countries take full advantage of trade opportunities as a lever for growth.
Targets such as achieving universal access to contraception and family planning, ending tuberculosis by 2030, freer global trade, ending fossil-fuel subsidies, and protecting coral reefs would help the environment and improve billions of lives.
Hyper-globalization in trade and finance, intended to create seamlessly integrated world markets, tore domestic societies apart.
These countries experienced globalization mostly as a trade and foreign-investment shock, rather than as an immigration shock.
Taken together these four measures would, in the first instance, create a free trade area similar to Benelux.
The UK no longer needs to protect its trade routes to colonial India, and the US no longer needs a ring of military bases to contain the Soviet Union.
The end of the Western slave trade did not come because European culture changed, but because the British changed their laws.
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