Publication Series
Report
Supply Chains, Mega-Regionals and Multilateralism: A Road Map for the WTO
- Plan of this report
- The shift away from the WTO and the 2013 Bali Ministerial
- Explanations for the deadlock
- The Doha Development Agenda: Diverging objectives
- From Doha to Bali
- Changes in trade in agricultural and natural resource-based products
- Services, data flows and digital trade
- Foreign direct investment as a driver of trade growth
- Growth in ‘vertical specialisation’ and ‘supply chain trade’
- Diverging performance: A multipolar world economy
- Developments in Global Trade
- Trade agreements
- Trade policy
- Trends in Trade Policy and Trade Agreements
- Implementing a supply chain dimension in market access/rules negotiations
- A Supply Chain-Informed Approach to Market Access
- Defining a new agenda for multilateral cooperation
- Plurilateral cooperation and Annex IV WTO agreements
- Engaging with the PTAs: Transparency and learning
- Engaging with the PTAs: Transparency and learning
- Deliberative mechanisms
- Deliberation and Cooperation on New Issues
- Rethinking Economic Development in the WTO
- Concluding Remarks: Supply Chains, Mega-Regionals and Multilateralism A Road Map for the WTO
