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TL49916
انگلیسی
Legal and Non-Legal Barriers to South Asian Free Trade
[Thesis]
Md Neyamul Islam
Bhala, Raj
University of Kansas
2017
388
Committee members: Haq, Md. Ridhwanul; Harper Ho, Virginia; Hoeflich, Michael
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-0-355-94056-5
S.J.D.
Law
University of Kansas
2017
The business potential of the South Asian region is huge. Better regional cooperation in the South Asian region promises large gains in welfare and growth. However, various obstructions stand in the way of realizing the true potential of this region. In trade liberalization, there are always winners and losers. Considering the bigger picture, short run procedures are liable to lose and limited procedures that export will gain because of better input. This business environment causes domestic procedures to encourage increased productivity and consumers will be the ultimate gainers. SAFTA had a modest beginning. Despite this SAFTA has set the pace for tariff reduction for LDCs and non-LDCs Member States and laid down specific guidelines for implementation. SAARC formation was in the background of hostilities between South Asian countries, asymmetrical economies, and several other challenges. The intra-regional integration within this region is very limited. TLP is a step in the right direction. In spite of this, the intra-regional trade is below 5%. To alleviate the situation, the tariff reduction agenda must be complied in the time bound manner. Integration at customs level in SAARC seems to be a distant milestone. However, harmonization of the common external tariffs may mitigate the complexities of the rule of origin.
Business administration; International law; Business education
Social sciences;Education;Barriers to trade;Free trade;Rta;Safta;South asia
Alabduljader, Nawaf
Bhala, Raj
Law
University of Kansas
2049787172; 10744317
مطالعه متن کتاب p
[Thesis]
276903
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