Cambridge University Press / China Free Trade / J. World Trade / North American Free / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Switzerland / New Zealand / Chile / Norway / Japan / Jordan / United States / Brazil / Iceland / Canada / Australia / Liechtenstein / China / Singapore / /
Currency
AOA / / /
Facility
National University of Singapore / Macquarie University / Institute of Policy Studies / University of Dhaka / /
IndustryTerm
certain agricultural products / lower transportation costs / agricultural products / labour intensive products / goods and suppliers of services / widespread media / services / pharmaceutical products / /
Organization
affluent / Cambridge University / World Trade Organisation / WTO’s RTA / National University of Singapore / Macquarie University / WTO PTAs / WTO Secretariat / World Trade Organization / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / Genuine Movement / WTO DSB / World Trade Report / PTA / General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade / Institute of Policy Studies / Congress / World Bank / United Nations / WTO General Council / European Free Trade Association / University of Dhaka / United States Trade Representative / European Union / Macquarie School of Law / /
Person
Sam Laird / Valentin Zahrnt / Richard Pomfret / Juan Merchetti / Susan K. Sell / M. Rafiqul Islam / Richard H. Steinberg / Shawkat Alam / Preferential Tariff / John H. Jackson / Peter Van den Bossche / Alan Oxley / Martin Roy / M. Rafiqul / Colin B. Picker / Andre Sapir / SYBIL A LEGAL / George Yeo / Maurice Schiff / L. Alan Winters / Meredith Kolsky Lewis / Michael Ewing-Chow / Richard E. Baldwin / Peter Drahos / Pascal Lamy / Amrita Narlikar / /
Position
Minister / researcher / General / author / associate supervisor / impartial analyst / supervisor / Professor / Lawyer / supervisor / Trade Minister / /
ProgrammingLanguage
EC / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / /
Region
Sub-Saharan Africa / Latin America / Caribbean / Southeast Asia / /
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