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Trade in Services
Services play a strategic role in development through its provision of basic infrastructure such as health, education, telecommunications and financial services. Hence, service provision is directly related to poverty reduction. The role of Government is considered critical by way of being a major provider of such services as well as in regulating it. Although services is a substantial portion of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and is one of the largest sources of employment in developing countries, the participation of most developing countries in international trade remains modest.

 

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1 Analysis Of Draft Waiver Decision On Services And Services Suppliers Of LDCs
2 Domestic Regulation of Services Sectors: Analysis of the Draft Negotiation Texts
3 State of Play of the GATS Negotiations: Are Developing Countries Benefiting?
4 The Draft GATS Domestic Regulation Disciplines - Potential Conflicts With Developing Country Regulations
5 Liberalization of Trade in Health Services: Balancing Mode 4 Interests with Obligations to Provide Universal Access to Basic Services
6 Why Inclusion of Services in the EPAS is Problematic: Legal and Development Implications
7 Development at Crossroads: The Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations with Eastern and Southern African Countries on Trade in Services
8 GATS Dispute Settlement Cases: Practical Implications for Developing Countries
9 Increasing LDC Participation in services through Special Priority Market Access in the WTO
10 The Development Dimension of the GATS Domestic Regulation Negotiations
11 Considering Gender and the WTO Services Negotiations
12 State of Play of the GATS Negotiations: Are Developing Countries Benefiting?
13 Benchmarking and other approaches for liberalization in GATS: What does it mean for Developing Countries
14 Comments on Chairman Draft Ministerial Text on Services - JOB(05)/262/Rev.1
15 Hong Kong Ministerial Conference: Bottom Lines for Developing Countries in the GATS Negotiations
16 Hong Kong Ministerial Conference: Bottom Lines for LDCs in the GATS Negotiations
17 Hong Kong Ministerial Conference: Bottom Lines for Developing Countries in the GATS Negotiations
18 Safeguards in GATS important for developing countries
19 Issues of Interest to LDCs in the WTO Services Negotiations Series No 3: Emergency Safeguard Mechanism
20 Issues of Interest to LDCs in the WTO Services Negotiations Series No. 2: Telecommunications Services
21 Checklist of Questions for the Analysis of Revised Offers
22 GATS Conditions to Achieve Developing Country Objectives
23 GATS Mode 4 Negotiations and Low Skilled Workers
24 GATS Dispute Settlement Cases: Practical Implications for Developing Countries
25 Classification in Services: An Overview of the Main Issues for Developing Countries
26 The WTO Services Negotiations: an analysis of the GATS and Issues of Interest for Least Developed Countries
27 Issues of Interest to LDCs in the WTO Services Negotiations Series No. 1: Tourism and Travel-Related Services
28 Implementation of GATS Article XXI Procedures
29 Considerations for the Submission of Initial Offers in Light of the Current State of Play of Negotiations
30 Analysis of Actual Liberalisation versus GATS Commitments of Quad Members: Mode 4 and Health Services
31 Movement and Presence of Natural Persons and Developing Countries: Issues and Proposals for the GATS Negotiations
32 GATS Article VI (Domestic Regulation): Paragraph 4 and the EU and Japanese Proposals
33 Linking Mode 4 and Domestic Regulation
34 The Doha Trade Negotiations and Local Communities: The Investment Agenda and the Services Negotiations in the WTO
35 Checklist of Questions for the Analysis of Initial Offers
36 Classification Issues in the Current GATS Negotiations: A Review of the Different Proposals and Some Preliminary Considerations
37 The WTO Services Negotiations: Some Strategic Considerations
38 Assessment of Trade in Services in the Context of GATS 2000 Negotiations
39 Quest for an Implementation Mechanism for Movement of Services Providers
40 GATS 2000 Negotiations: Options for Developing Countries