Examples of using Common external in English and their translations into French
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article 2 established a customs union between Member States and instituted a common external tariff, with progressive reduction and ultimate elimination of import duties(article 13)
2015.“ECOWAS Common External Tariff(CET) and the ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme(ETLS) on the Free Movement of Agricultural Product.” Abuja.
These overlaps make it extremely hard to integrate markets more deeply through common trade policy instruments such as a common external tariff in customs unions(UNDP,
Government held in Niamey, Niger, on January 12, 2006, adopted the ECOWAS Common External Tariff,(ECOWAS CET)
trade liberalisation on the Jamaican economyWitter, M. On the Impact of the Proposed Reform of the Common External Tariff on the Cost of living and on the Manufacturing Sector in Jamaica. Planning Institute of Jamaica. Oct. 1992.
They showed that a customs union could be beneficial to all its members if the common external tariff is adjusted so that the terms of trade are unchanged
tariffs among member countries, the establishment of a Common External Tariffs in the region, the harmonization of financial policies
equivalent to 65% of the anticipated loss of revenue for June 2009- July 2010 as a result of the alignment of their tariff structures to those of the East African Community Common External Tariff within the Customs Union.
Burundi has eliminated taxes on goods traded with other countries of the com- munity and adopted the Common External Tariff, which is lower
inter-REC trade integration could be further compromised since, besides the lack of coordination of the common external tariffs and the sensitive products lists,
non-tariff systems among the various RECs are to be harmonized and a common external tariff adopted for the continent.
otherwise would not be required(e.g. least developed countries) owing to the existence of common external tariffs.
policies on external taxation, that is, the implementation of a Common External Tariff CET.
each of which is at a different stage of development; common external tariffs determine the tariff policies of the great majority of the countries of the region.
undermines the utility of having a common external tariff.
defining rules of origin and establishing a common external tariff.
regional capital markets, common external tariffs, and compensation for loss of fiscal revenue resulting from the implementation of intra-regional trade liberalization programmes.
including harmonisation of common external tariffs at the continental level(see chapter 5),
defining clearer rules of origin and establishing common external tariffs.
Establishment of a Common External Tariff The evolution of ECOWAS from an FTA to a Customs Union has become inevitable with prospects of an Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Union, as countries of the region have decided to negotiate with one voice,