The challenges facing the Caribbean in the forthcoming EPA negotiations with the EU can be found in a summary overview on page 3 of Trade Negotiations Insights, Vol. 1, Issue No.3. It contains a section dealing with the implications for the Caribbean of the Common Agricultural Policy which outlines the broad direction of reform and the implications it has for the value of trade preferences granted. The declining share of agricultural exports in the region's exports to the EU (down to 33% of the total in 2001 compared to 50% in 1990) is highlighted. Three products, rum, sugar and bananas, account for 25% of ...
economies of Caribbean countries were initially based on production of export-oriented agriculture, ...
Includes BibliographyThis paper analyses recent trends and future prospects in the Caribbean Communi...
With the move towards free trade and globalization of markets, the economic survival and development...
The single European Market of 1992 poses challenges and opportunities for the countries of the Carib...
The aim of this paper is to consider the possible implications of an EPA between the EU and the Cari...
122 páginasThe single European market of 1992 has raised the possibility of the Caribbean losing its...
The paper evaluates the changes that have taken place in the political economy of global trade, part...
In the face of rising food prices, preference erosion and stricter standards in export markets, Cari...
Includes bibliographyThis study examines the options for Caribbean countries in pursuing development...
The 12-nation European Economic Community is set to become the world's largest single market of 320 ...
This article examines, from a legal perspective, the Lisbon Treaty changes over the European Union’s...
The board of directors of the Sugar Association of the Caribbean meeting on May 15-16th 2003 noted '...
The political economy of food and agriculture in the Caribbean is a comprehensive analysis of the a...
This paper is basically a composite of presentations made by FAO at the World Food Summit in Novembe...
This paper assesses Barbados' competitiveness within the EU market in light of its recent signing of...
economies of Caribbean countries were initially based on production of export-oriented agriculture, ...
Includes BibliographyThis paper analyses recent trends and future prospects in the Caribbean Communi...
With the move towards free trade and globalization of markets, the economic survival and development...
The single European Market of 1992 poses challenges and opportunities for the countries of the Carib...
The aim of this paper is to consider the possible implications of an EPA between the EU and the Cari...
122 páginasThe single European market of 1992 has raised the possibility of the Caribbean losing its...
The paper evaluates the changes that have taken place in the political economy of global trade, part...
In the face of rising food prices, preference erosion and stricter standards in export markets, Cari...
Includes bibliographyThis study examines the options for Caribbean countries in pursuing development...
The 12-nation European Economic Community is set to become the world's largest single market of 320 ...
This article examines, from a legal perspective, the Lisbon Treaty changes over the European Union’s...
The board of directors of the Sugar Association of the Caribbean meeting on May 15-16th 2003 noted '...
The political economy of food and agriculture in the Caribbean is a comprehensive analysis of the a...
This paper is basically a composite of presentations made by FAO at the World Food Summit in Novembe...
This paper assesses Barbados' competitiveness within the EU market in light of its recent signing of...
economies of Caribbean countries were initially based on production of export-oriented agriculture, ...
Includes BibliographyThis paper analyses recent trends and future prospects in the Caribbean Communi...
With the move towards free trade and globalization of markets, the economic survival and development...