Examples of using Preferential tariffs in English and their translations into Spanish
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as the new PTAs increasingly move beyond preferential tariffs to focus on regulatory cooperation.
Viner's(1950) standard analysis of the trade creation and trade diversion effects of preferential tariffs focuses attention on the discriminatory market access effects of PTAs.
number of the new PTAs have little or nothing to do with preferential tariffs, and that tariff preferences still play a role in many new agreements.
thus increasing the information on GSP and other preferential tariffs available to developing countries.
Such modulation of preferential tariffs could not only facilitate the elimination of a priori restrictions,
The representative of India said that developing countries had benefited from GSP preferential tariffs, for their GSP exports had increased at a higher rate than all other exports.
A first strand of literature tests whether MFN and preferential tariffs are complements
Exceptions to this general principle include preferential tariffs for LDCs and developing countries(non-reciprocal preferential access)
It had signed a preferential tariffs agreement with Brazil, had extended its Partial Scope Agreements with other countries of the Southern Common Market(MERCOSUR)
participation in trade fairs and negotiations for preferential tariffs for alternative development products.
taxation measures and preferential tariffs, through advisory services,
American Free Trade Agreement, for example, includes disciplines going beyond preferential tariffs that are required to facilitate production sharing between the United States and Mexico.
can either foster or slow down the diminution of preferential tariffs through trade-opening on an MFN basis.
The extent to which deep integration measures in PTAs have the potential to generate the same sort of costly spaghetti/noodle bowl as preferential tariffs is still a matter for debate,
The successful completion of an ambitious multilateral tariff reduction package is often mentioned as the most effective means of overcoming any negative effects resulting from the proliferation of preferential tariffs Lamy, 2009.
expand the number of preference beneficiaries, or lower their MFN tariff without lowering preferential tariffs proportionately Alexandraki and Lankes, 2004.
developing-country exports and limitations in LDC preferential tariffs, have repeatedly been highlighted for specific markets in trade policy discussions.
which is about the impact of preferential tariffs.
This system puts Home in a favourable position as it combines opening trade on the import side with preferential tariffs on the export side.
customs authorities have adopted measures aimed at facilitating the movement of transit traffic, including preferential tariffs for transit cargo