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Regional trade agreements and the world trade organization

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  • Arashiro, Zuleika
  • Goldbaum, Sergio
  • Lima, Maria Lúcia Labate Mantovanini Pádua
  • Lima, Ieda Miyuki Koshi Dias De
  • Pedrossian Neto, Pedro

Abstract

A Década de 1990 foi Marcada por uma Considerável Proliferação de Acordos Regionais de Comercio (Arcs). Esses Acordos, que em Princípio Teriam Caráter Excepcional no Sistema Multilateral de Comércio, Espalharam-Se por Várias Partes do Mundo E, Atualmente, são Raros os Casos de Países que não Participam de Pelo Menos um Acordo Preferencial. este Artigo tem como Objetivo Analisar os Acordos Preferenciais e suas Implicações no Sistema Multilateral de Comércio E, para Tanto, são Considerados os Aspectos Normativos e Econômicos Relacionados ao Tema. Além Disso, Apresenta-Se a Sistematização das Principais Questões Alusivas À Interpretação das Regras da Omc Relativas Aos Acordos Regionais de Comércio. Finalmente, com o Intuito de Fornecer Elementos Adicionais para a Avaliação do dos Acordos Preferenciais Serão Analisados os Impactos Econômicos de Alguns dos Principais Acordos para o Mercosul.

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  • Arashiro, Zuleika & Goldbaum, Sergio & Lima, Maria Lúcia Labate Mantovanini Pádua & Lima, Ieda Miyuki Koshi Dias De & Pedrossian Neto, Pedro, 2005. "Regional trade agreements and the world trade organization," Textos para discussão 146, FGV EESP - Escola de Economia de São Paulo, Fundação Getulio Vargas (Brazil).
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