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Multilateral Disciplines for Investment-Related Policies? - Hoekman, Saggi (1999) Self-citation (Hoekman) (Correct)
.... that aim at removing reservations over time, something that has been occurring steadily over time (Hoekman, 1999) No specific commitments are made in the Euro Mediterranean agreements on liberalization of cross border supply of services (i.e. trade) nor is there a right of establishment (Galal and Hoekman, 1997). Liberalization in these areas is an objective that is to be pursued in the future; commitments are limited to the obligations of each Party under the GATS, which does not imply much, if any, liberalization. In the case of the ANDEAN pact, the Central American Common Market (CACM) or the ....
Galal, Ahmed and Bernard Hoekman. Editors. 1997. Regional Partners in Global Markets: Limits and Possibilities of the Euro-Med Agreements. London: CEPR.
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....that unilateral elimination of all regulatory barriers on a nondiscriminatory basis may not be feasible. 1 Such FTAs have already been concluded between the EU and Israel, Jordan, Morocco, the Palestinian Authority, and Tunisia. Discussions are ongoing with Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon and Syria. See Galal and Hoekman (1997) for assessments of the Tunisian and Moroccan agreements and analysis of the issues for Egypt. 2 The recent Arab League FTA may to some extent have been motivated by a desire to avoid the negative implications of an emerging hub and spoke network of bilateral Euro Med agreements. 3 The plan ....
....Comprehensive estimates of the cost raising effects of regulatory regimes that restrict competition in service markets are lacking. However, many case studies of individual sectors suggest that excess costs are more than 15 percent. See Section 2 above, World Bank (1995) and the contributions in Galal and Hoekman (1997) for a discussion. 18 factor demand conditions. 16 The current account imbalance is held constant at its benchmark level throughout the simulations. Foreign currencies are scaled so that the appropriate GDP deflator ( world price index) is one. Given the small economy assumption, the world ....
Galal, Ahmed and Bernard Hoekman. Editors. 1997. Regional Partners in Global Markets: Limits and Possibilities of the Euro-Med Agreements. London: CEPR.
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