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- ÉditeurDeep & Deep Publications
- Date d'édition2005
- ISBN 10 8176295655
- ISBN 13 9788176295659
- ReliureRelié
- Nombre de pages400
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WTO and Development Opportunities
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(2005)
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Description du livre Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. I. WTO Global trade opportunities 1. WTO and the promotion of global trade/Badar Alam Iqbal. 2. World Trade Organisation converting crisis into opportunities/V.K. Bhalla. 3. Sustainable development Trade Liberalisation and WTO/Sitesh Bhatia. 4. World Trade Organisation some facts/Sawalia Bihari Verma and Ash Narayan Pandey. II. WTO and developing countries 5. WTO and the developing world emerging issues/Munim Kumar Barai. 6. World Trade Organisation and India challenges and opportunities/Narendra Prasad. 7. WTO and India's reform agenda/Amlesh Banerjee. 8. India's position on various WTO issues/Sawalia Bihari Verma and Ajay Kumar Srivastava. 9. World Trade Organisation (WTO) and India's sustainable development/Nafees Baig. 10. Collapse of Cancun No Deal is better than an unfavourable deal /Surinder Sud. 11. Cancun ministerial of WTO India emerges triumphant/G. Srinivasan. 12. WTO meet at Cancun lessons for India/Amrit Patel. 13. Capturing markets any how/R.K. Gupta. 14. Doha meet of WTO an assessment/Satender Kumar Joshi. 15. WTO and the EXIM Policy of India/V. Sraman. III. Banking financial services and WTO 16. Financial services under WTO regime/Om Prakash. 17. The World Trade Organisation and the role of Banks/Sawalia Bihari Verma and Anirudh Thakur. 18. WTO and the banking sector/B. Samal. 19. World Trade Organisation GATS regime implications for the accountancy sector/Sunil Bhargava. 20. The WTO and banking with agriculture sector/R. Chandrasekhar. IV. Agriculture development and WTO 21. WTO and its implications for Indian agriculture/Tushar Kanti Saha. 22. WTO and commercialization of agriculture/Subah Singh Yadav. 23. Agriculture flagged as India's key concern in WTO negotiations/Arun Jaitley. 24. Challenges to Indian agriculture under WTO regime/P.N. Sharma and Anuj Kumari. 25. Prospects of Indian Agriculture under WTO/Krishna Nand Yadav. V. Industrial development environment and WTO 26. WTO and small scale industries/S. Vaidehi S. Nirmala Mary and K. Raja Mohan Rao. 27. Small scale industries facing acute crisis/Sibghatullah Farooqi. 28. Impact of WTO on SSI units/Kalyan J. Shah. 29. WTO development impact on SSI/Prahalad Sabnani. 30. WTO challenges and dilemmas of environmental protection/A. Talapatra. VI. WTO legal issues 31. Dispute settlement mechanism under the World Trade Organisation experience and emerging problems/Nripendra Misra. 32. Working of dispute settlement in the World Trade Organisation/B.N. Asthana. 33. Intellectual property rights and wrongs the developing world concerns/R.A. Mashelkar. 34. Anti dumping duties and WTO/R.L. Varshney. Bibliography. Index. The developing countries have the onerous task of maintaining a fine balance between the conditionalities of WTO and protecting the domestic industry from the onslaught of imports. India has been liberalizing quite rapidly since 1991 and the domestic industry has been adjusting to the changes brought about by the process of liberalization and globalisation. However the extent of changes that have been seen till now may be surpassed once the full body of agreements in the WTO comes into force. The WTO besides providing for an opportunity to continued liberalization expansion of multilateral trade and for negotiations on trade related matters also develops rules and disciplines for trade. It also reviews the trade policies of the member countries. However the most important function of the WTO is to exercise surveillance on the implementation of the various arrangements. For this the WTO has a strong institutional framework. It ensures the compliance of the undertaking given by the member countries. A strong and effective multilateral grievance settlement mechanism has been developed by the WTO. India has to modulate different legal and procedural provisions to match the WTO guidelines. Which in turn are likely to affect the domestic social and business systems in operation. If the changes are too fast social resistance may build up. N° de réf. du vendeur 54778
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