Other Free Trade Areas and Customs Unions
Richard Pomfret
Abstract
Richard Pomfret
Abstract
Abstract Other free trade areas and customs unions have been less intensively studied than the EU or NAFTA. RTAs among developing countries have not had a great impact, often because paper agreements were not fully implemented, or where they have had an impact they have not survived, sometimes because they involved trade diversion that turned out to be costly for some members. Section 2 deals with RTAs among centrally planned economies.
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Abstract Other free trade areas and customs unions have been less intensively studied than the EU or NAFTA. RTAs among developing countries have not had a great impact, often because paper agreements were not fully implemented, or where they have had an impact they have not survived, sometimes because they involved trade diversion that turned out to be costly for some members. Section 2 deals with RTAs among centrally planned economies.
Key concepts: Trade diversion, International trade, Free trade, Trade creation, International economics, International free trade agreement, Free trade agreement, Business