Britain aims to forge free trade agreements with the EU, the US and many other countries after Brexit. That will pit it against some of
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Trade Defence Instruments: Issues for the UK Post-Brexit
A “Trade 101” post on this blog briefly explains the main features of trade defence instruments (“TDIs”). In short, they are exceptional customs duties imposed
What Are Trade Defence Instruments?
In the real world of international trade, governments get involved in supporting their own domestic industries. Trade defence instruments (“TDIs”) are mechanisms, allowed by WTO
Transparency and International Negotiations: Stranger Bedfellows?
Traditionally, international negotiations were conducted by diplomatic or governmental representatives behind closed doors, with few official documents being released to the public afterwards, and limited
Who Pays Tariffs Anyway?
I know what you’re thinking: who actually pays a tariff? No need to be embarrassed. The UK’s trade debate would be of a markedly higher
