Title: Rules of Origin in International Trade
First published: 2008
Description: This book discusses the different aspects of the rules of origin with a multidisciplinary perspective. It offers the first overview on the status of the negotiations of non-preferential rules of origin under the WTO agreement on rules of origin after more than ten years of negotiations and the possible implications for other WTO agreements. This book deals extensively with preferential rules of origin CfI both under unilateral trade instruments like GSP, EBA, and AGOA and in free trade areas. Inama analyzes the experience of the United States and the EU in developing the NAFTA and Pan-European rules of origin. He also compares and discusses the parallel experiences of the major southern regional trade agreements CfI such as Mercosur and ASEAN CfI and the ASEANCfIChina free trade area, as well as Comesa and SADC in their negotiations of the European partnership agreements (EPAs) with the EU. It discusses the evolution of the different sets of rules of origin, the technical options for drafting rules of origin, a methodology for drafting product specific rules of origin, and the possible implications.
Subjects: Customs administration, Law and legislation, Tariff, Certificates of origin, Foreign trade regulation, Law, Nonfiction, Customs administration, law and legislation, Tariff, law and legislation
LC classification: K4640.O74 I53 2008