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Services in Free Trade Agreements

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Ochiai, Ryo
Dee, Philippa
Findlay, Christopher

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This paper reviews the treatment of services in a sample of free trade agreements. Some of the questions motivating this review are: 1. The extent to which the agreements have a common structure and content, which will facilitate their amalgamation and the extension of their conditions to current non-members; 2. The extent to which the agreements go beyond the commitments made by their members in the GATS; 3. The likelihood that preferential agreements of the type studied here will have a significant effect on regional services trade.

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Free Trade Agreements in the Asia Pacific

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