• He also pushed for non-tariff barriers be lifted and that a tough enforcement mechanism be implemented.

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  • But switching from non-tariff barriers to tariffs can go only so far to promote agricultural trade.

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  • Executives complain, though, that red tape and other non-tariff barriers are a far bigger hurdle.

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  • Some businesses in the service sector will also be freed from irksome non-tariff barriers.

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  • First, with a few temporary exceptions, it converted all non-tariff barriers and unbound tariffs into bound tariffs.

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  • Otherwise China may end up like Japan, which boasts some of the world's lowest tariffs but highest non-tariff barriers.

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  • But many of the most competitive products face special duties or non-tariff barriers.

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  • Nevertheless, for the past three years, it has made almost no progress in removing myriad non-tariff barriers to intra-group trade.

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  • Meanwhile, Brazilian manufacturers trying to export to China face steep non-tariff barriers on manufactured goods, such as obstructive state purchasing agents.

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  • Detroit ultimately, albeit reluctantly, acquiesced to a U.S.-South Korea trade pact touching on similar issues of non-tariff barriers to trade that Japan raises.

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  • Eric Harwit, a professor at the University of Hawaii, says they are contemplating South Korean- or Japanese-style protectionism: red tape and other non-tariff barriers.

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  • It has begun, for the first time, to calculate the real cost to poor countries of tariffs, anti-dumping duties and non-tariff barriers in rich markets.

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  • In addition, World Bank research showed that some 62% of Chinese exports to America and 48% of exports to the European Union faced non-tariff barriers in 1993.

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  • And people are concerned about whether the standards, the non-tariff barriers with respect to autos is something that is preventing us from being able to compete with very good products.

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  • William Thomas, a senior American congressman, told delegates that rich-world subsidies and other non-tariff barriers, such as sanitation inspections, still block imports of African foodstuffs: crateloads rot in American ports.

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  • They include getting rid of non-tariff barriers (eg, by harmonising food-safety rules) and allowing free trade in services and government purchases, as well as eliminating the many exceptions to the common tariff.

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  • What's more, efforts to draw up shared procedures and standards for imports lag far behind tariff cuts even though such non-tariff barriers constitute the biggest drag on trade in the region, according to a recent World Bank study.

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  • So if we have established agreements in which both sides are supposed to open up their markets, we do so and then the other side is imposing a whole set of non-tariff barriers in place, that's a problem.

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  • The Bank's own research shows how the Quad's recent efforts to cut some of the steepest tariffs that the poorest countries face tariffs that are close to 100% on manufacturing and farm products will not necessarily solve the problem, since non-tariff barriers can be just as harmful.

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  • So part of what we've been trying to do is to make sure that we're getting the enforcement side of this tight, make sure that if we've got a trade agreement with China or other countries, that they are abiding with it -- they're not stealing our intellectual property or making sure that their non-tariff barriers are lowered even as ours are opened up.

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  • What happened was, is a group, a subset of APEC countries came together and said let's see if we can create a high-standard agreement that is dealing with tariffs and non-tariff barriers to trade, but let's also incorporate a whole range of new trade issues that are going to be coming up in the future -- innovation, regulatory convergence, how we're thinking about the Internet and intellectual property.

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  • The results from models of this type depend partly on the assumptions economists have to make for instance about the effect of removing non-tariff trade barriers.

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