NERVES ARE TAUT AS LEADERS HINT AT AN EU-US TRADE WAR
Tema(s): En: Financial Times 9 nov. 1998, p. 3Resumen: When more than 120 business leaders and top officials from the US and the European Union gathered for a two-day conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, the purpose was supposed to be to promote harmony by seeking ways to remove obstacles to two-way trade. Instead, the agenda was overshadowed by recriminations between Brussels and Washington about the global economic crisis and ominous threats of a transatlantic trade war. That could lead to a spiral of retaliation, which would violate the rules of the World Trade Organisation and flout the disputes settlement mechanisms on which the body's authority is based.| Tipo de ítem | Biblioteca actual | Signatura | Info Vol | Estado | Fecha de vencimiento | Código de barras | |
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When more than 120 business leaders and top officials from the US and the European Union gathered for a two-day conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, the purpose was supposed to be to promote harmony by seeking ways to remove obstacles to two-way trade. Instead, the agenda was overshadowed by recriminations between Brussels and Washington about the global economic crisis and ominous threats of a transatlantic trade war. That could lead to a spiral of retaliation, which would violate the rules of the World Trade Organisation and flout the disputes settlement mechanisms on which the body's authority is based.
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