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Services Trade in the UK: What is at Stake?

by Dr Ingo Borchert

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This paper highlights how Brexit might directly and indirectly affect UK services trade and policy-making in this area.

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Trade and Consumers After Brexit

by Dr Peter Holmes

Brexit consumers, impact of brexit on consumers, International trade in goods, Trade services, Professional services brexit, brexit professional services, brexit network, trade expertise, trade expertise network, Trade knowledge, trade knowedge exchange, trade compliance, trade tools, barriers to international trade, effects of tariffs, brexit trade, brexit trade deals, post brexit trade deals, post-brexit trade deals, brexit trade, brexit trade deals, trade after brexit, brexit trade agreements, brexit analysis, trade analysis,

Consumers face many challenges post-Brexit. This briefing paper addresses issues of trade policy and consumer interests.

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World Trade Rules and the Policy Options for British Agriculture Post-Brexit

by Professor Alan Swinbank

The UK does not start with a blank sheet of paper when it comes to exiting the EU. This article explores the issues encompassed by existing and continuing support for farm businesses and the rural environment, as well as the UK’s future agri-food trade relations.

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The UK’s Digital Sectors and Brexit

by Amar Breckenridge

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This report prepared by Frontier Economics for Tech UK, considers the impacts of Brexit for the UK tech sector and the policy priorities that arise from these.

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GATS: The WTO’s Framework for Services Trade

by Amar Breckenridge

This article discusses The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS).

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Necessary Complications?

by Frontier Staff

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Trade regulation, International trade in goods, Trade services, Professional services brexit, brexit professional services, brexit network, trade expertise, trade expertise network, Trade knowledge, trade knowedge exchange, trade compliance, trade tools, barriers to international trade, effects of tariffs, brexit trade, brexit trade deals, post brexit trade deals, post-brexit trade deals, brexit trade, brexit trade deals, trade after brexit, brexit trade agreements, brexit analysis, trade analysis,

Observations on the Nexus Between Trade Law and Domestic Regulation from TKE partner, Frontier Economics.

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Will Brexit Harm UK and Global Wine Markets?

by UKTPO Fellows

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Tariff changes, devaluation of the pound, and adjustment periods are all likely to impact British and global wine markets following Brexit. Kym Anderson and Glyn Wittwer from UKTPO discuss.

Commentary

A Road Less Travelled – Brexit and the UK’s trade policy

8th January 2018

by Amar Breckenridge

The UK has stated its intention to prioritise “friction-free” trade in goods with the EU, whilst also planning to implement its own trade policy with the rest of the world meaning withdrawal from the EU’s Common Commercial Policy and the Customs Union on goods. Meanwhile, the EU has said that there can be no cherry-picking […]

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Trade Remedies: Why do we need them and how do they work?

by Michael Johnson

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Michael Johnson, former UK Government trade negotiator and Advisor on International Trade Policy, answers the questions: What are trade remedies, why do we need them and how do they work?

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Overcoming malnutrition: Why policies on trade and markets matter

by ICTSD Staff

This ICTSD article discusses how policies on trade and markets can help to achieve the SDGs. It examines how policies affecting trade and markets are relevant to the new commitments on hunger and malnutrition; looks at past progress and projected trends; and examines options for government action in years ahead.