num_pages: 648
description: In this volume a group of distinguished international trade economists address the principal issues in the global trading system in an explicitly analytical manner.The issues covered include: multilateral trade negotiations and preferential arrangements (Alan V. Deardorff and Robert M. Stern); rent sharing in the Multi-Fibre Arrangement (Kala Krishna and Ling Hui Tan); reforming the European Community's Common Agricultural Policy (Thomas W. Hertel, Mark Gehlhar, and Robert A. McDougall); GATT articles and arrangements (J. Michael Finger and Sumana Dhar); trade and related effects of anti-dumping investigations (Robert W. Staiger and Frank A. Wolak) and subsidies and countervailing duties (Michael P. Leidy); safeguard actions (Wolfgang Mayer); GATT dispute settlement and cooperation (Marie Thursby and Dan Kovenock); trade-related intellectual property rights (Keith E. Maskus and Denise Eby Konan); investment measures (John Mutti) and services (Bernard M. Hoekman); and the challenges to the GATT system posed by policies designed to promote fair trade, reciprocity, and harmonization (Jagdish Bhagwati).This book contains the commissioned papers and comments for a conference held at the University of Michigan in late October 1991. It can be looked upon as a sequel to the volume, The Mulilateral Trading System: Analysis and Options for Change, which was edited by Robert M. Stern and published in 1993 by the University of Michigan Press.
language: English
title: Analytical and Negotiating Issues in the Global Trading System
titlecomplete: Analytical and Negotiating Issues in the Global Trading System (Studies In International Economics)
publisher: University of Michigan Press