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Trade Agreements

Trade agreements—whether multilateral ones through the WTO, plurilateral ones such as the CPTPP, or bilateral agreements between two nations—represent the foundational vehicle through which nations remove trade barriers and deepen trade linkages. This category includes a wide array of GTIPA-member reports examining trade agreements their nations have implemented.

REPowerEu: the European plan to reduce the Union’s dependence on Russian gas imports

The Russian aggression against Ukraine has reflected on the international arena on many different levels, triggering a severe crisis both at a humanitarian and energy level. In just two weeks, the conflict has rapidly escalated, and so far, the high-level talks of the international leaders and relevant ministers have not yet produced any ceasefire agreement.

I-Com Fri, 03/11/2022

Russia's importance as a fuel supplier

In addition to natural gas and crude oil, Russia also supplies large quantities of diesel fuel to Europe. These imports account for almost 11 percent of EU27 road diesel consumption. But the national differences are large. In some countries, the proportion of Russian diesel is well over 20 percent.

German Economic InstituteThu, 03/10/2022

Autocratization and the decline of international cooperation

The last decade has not been favorable to democracy worldwide. The rise of right-wing populists and the hardening of autocratic rule have left clear imprints. The Bertelsmann Stiftung's Transformation Index (BTI) traces this development for 137 developing countries and emerging economies, or four-fifths of the world's population. For this purpose, we provide more than 5,000 pages of country analyses and a comprehensive data package.

The Bertelsmann Foundation (North America) Thu, 03/10/2022

How to argue for Free Trade

The argument which we ought to make is whether increased competition and free trade make the collective better off. And yes, they do.

Austrian Economics CenterTue, 03/08/2022

A New Negotiating Agenda: How India Could Address Issues of Sustainable Development in Trade Negotiations

This paper will first discuss why India may have to address the linkage of trade and sustainable development in Free Trade Agreement negotiations and how such an engagement could prove to be a winning proposition.

CUTS InternationalWed, 02/23/2022

To ease ASEAN’s import dependency, strengthen intra-ASEAN trade

As China’s cost base has risen and it looks to move up the value chain, an opportunity will arise for some Southeast Asian economies to replace China – a trend accelerated by the trade war and geopolitical tensions. However, breaking the dependency on China will involve a far higher degree of vertical integration and intra-ASEAN connectivity.

Hinrich FoundationTue, 02/22/2022

Applied Political Economy Analysis of the Tema Port. (Abridged Version)

Understanding the Drivers and Enablers of Corruption, Criminality, and Insider Manipulation in Port Operations

IMANI Center for Policy & EducationWed, 02/16/2022

Initiatives for Strengthening Connectivity and Boosting Trade in the BBIN Sub-region

Just as trade matters in development, connectivity matters in trade.

CUTS InternationalWed, 02/16/2022

Three problems with the US Indo-Pacific Strategy

The US has unveiled its much-anticipated Indo-Pacific Strategy paper. The 19-page document asserts the Biden administration’s determination “to strengthen our long-term position in and commitment to the Indo-Pacific” and lays out – at least in broad terms – how it intends to accomplish this goal. There are three problems with the strategy.

Hinrich FoundationTue, 02/15/2022

The Importance of Free Trade

Trade has improved female life expectancy, literacy, and gender equality. On these measures, there can be little doubt that trade is a force for good.

Austrian Economics CenterThu, 02/10/2022

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