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A critical comparison of the United States/Canada free trade agreement and the Australia/New Zealand services protocol as they apply to cross border data flows

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1991-02

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Lennard, Michael.

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On the first of January 1989 two international agreements dealing with trade in services came into force. One was the United States/Canada Free Trade Agreement ("the Free Trade Agreement")* - which deals with goods as well as services.

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120, 11 p.

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Free trade., Transborder data flow., Electronic data processing -- International cooperation., Canada -- Commercial policy., United States -- Commercial policy., Australia -- Commercial policy., New Zealand -- Commercial policy.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733812229

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2099-12-31

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