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Trade and Consumers After Brexit

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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

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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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A Brief Primer on the GATT

by Amar Breckenridge

Trade Partnerships

This article gives a quick primer about the rules on goods trade found in the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade (GATT).

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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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Grandfathering Free Trade Agreements and Rules of Origin: What might appear bilateral is in fact trilateral!

by UKTPO Fellows

Michael Gasoirek and Peter Holmes from UKTPO discuss the complications around getting agreement on grandfathering with FTA partner countries, and the role of key issues such as Rules of Origin, Most Favoured Nation clauses, mutual recognition, and tariff-rate quotas.

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Generalised System of Preferences: An Overview

by Amar Breckenridge

Trade preferences are one of the issues that lie at the nexus between trade and development. This article discusses the Generalised Schedule of Preferences and some related issues for the UK to consider post-Brexit.

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