Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005

Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005

This month's issue of the FAL Bulletin takes a panoramic view of the present World Trade Organization (WTO) trade negotiations, soon to embark on the Sixth Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China ). Reduced expectations on the ou...

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NEGOCIACIONES COMERCIALES
ACUERDOS ECONOMICOS
COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL
TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
ECONOMIC AGREEMENTS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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spelling oai-11362-363512020-11-19T01:58:04Z Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005 NEGOCIACIONES COMERCIALES ACUERDOS ECONOMICOS COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS ECONOMIC AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONAL TRADE This month's issue of the FAL Bulletin takes a panoramic view of the present World Trade Organization (WTO) trade negotiations, soon to embark on the Sixth Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China ). Reduced expectations on the outcomes of this meeting due to the scant progress on critical issues - such as the liberalization of the agricultural sector - increase the challenge to conclude the Doha Round by the end of 2006. The governments of the region have a role to play in the direction this process may take. Additional details on the progress of these objectives can be obtained in chapter II of Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy, 2004 Trends 2005. 2014-03-20T01:32:01Z 2014-03-20T01:32:01Z 2005-12 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/36351 en FAL Bulletin 232 application/pdf ECLAC
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language English
topic NEGOCIACIONES COMERCIALES
ACUERDOS ECONOMICOS
COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL
TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
ECONOMIC AGREEMENTS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
spellingShingle NEGOCIACIONES COMERCIALES
ACUERDOS ECONOMICOS
COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL
TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
ECONOMIC AGREEMENTS
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005
description This month's issue of the FAL Bulletin takes a panoramic view of the present World Trade Organization (WTO) trade negotiations, soon to embark on the Sixth Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China ). Reduced expectations on the outcomes of this meeting due to the scant progress on critical issues - such as the liberalization of the agricultural sector - increase the challenge to conclude the Doha Round by the end of 2006. The governments of the region have a role to play in the direction this process may take. Additional details on the progress of these objectives can be obtained in chapter II of Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy, 2004 Trends 2005.
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title Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005
title_short Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005
title_full Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005
title_fullStr Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005
title_full_unstemmed Tracking and Perspectives on WTO Negotiations: from Geneva to Hong Kong , July-December 2005
title_sort tracking and perspectives on wto negotiations: from geneva to hong kong , july-december 2005
publisher ECLAC
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url http://hdl.handle.net/11362/36351
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