Assesing the environmental effects of trade liberalisation agreements: methodologies
Información General
- Editores: Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo Económico (OCDE)
- Año de publicación: 2000
- País: Francia
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 92-64-17190-8
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Report of the workshop Methodologies for environmental assessment of trade liberalisation agreements
págs. 11-18
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Lessons from pasrt environmental reviews of trade agreements
págs. 21-43
págs. 45-47
págs. 49-55
págs. 57-60
págs. 61-64
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Initiatives for future assessments
págs. 67-78
Appendix 1: What is a regional/international frameworks for assessment?
pág. 79
Appendix 2: sectorial analysis: qualitative screening questions
págs. 80-82
págs. 83-86
The EU sustainability impact assessment study: purpose and working method
págs. 87-100
New initiatives for environmental assessments: comments on the preceding papers
págs. 101-114
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Approaches trade-induced environmental effects by sector
págs. 117-132
Modelling the effects of trade liberalisation on forest cover: some methodological issues
págs. 133-148
Liberalising services trade: an approach to the assessment of environmental effects
págs. 149-157
págs. 159-172
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Developing countries
págs. 175-185
The impact of trade and investment policies on the environment: Uganda's fisheries industry
págs. 187-199
Understanding the cost and benefits of trade liberalisation: a developing country perspective
págs. 201-216
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Modelling as a tool and a data needs
págs. 219-234
Estimating environmental effects of trade agreements with global CGE models: a GTAP application to Indonesia
págs. 235-250
Environmental effects of trade liberalisation agreements: the compass approach
págs. 251-266
Trade liberalisation and pollution intensive industry in developing countries: a partial equilibrium approach
págs. 267-276
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Assessing regulatory effects of trade liberalisation
págs. 279-294
Assessing the effects of trade liberalisation on domestic environmental regulation: towards trade-environment policy integration
págs. 295-307
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Implementation issues: timing and civil society feedback
