The EU Preferential Trade Agreements: Defining Priorities for a Debt-Ridden, Growth-Starving EU

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30 janvier 2012

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Trade Commercial trade Foreign trade Public markets Agreements Contract law Contracts--Law and legislation Contractual limitations Limitations, Contractual Agreements Trade Trade

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Patrick Messerlin, « The EU Preferential Trade Agreements: Defining Priorities for a Debt-Ridden, Growth-Starving EU », Archive ouverte de Sciences Po (SPIRE), ID : 10670/1.jyftj6

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The EU severe debt problem requires urgently the design and implementation of domestic pro-growth reform agendas in Europe. Opening markets to foreign competitors has always been a way to boost and buttress such agendas. A "Sleeping Doha" Round leaves preferential trade agreements (PTAs) as the only channel for opening markets to foreign competition. In this context, this paper examines two questions: do the PTAs currently negotiated by the EU fit well the EU quest for growth? If not, what would be the appropriate PTAs?

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