The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation
Developing countries need to ensure that multilateral rules and commitments oil trade in services contribute to economically rational policy-making at the national and international levels. This paper shows that India's modest participation during Uruguay /Doha Round negotiations, and assumptio...
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| description | Developing countries need to ensure that multilateral rules and commitments oil trade in services contribute to economically rational policy-making at the national and international levels. This paper shows that India's modest participation during Uruguay /Doha Round negotiations, and assumption of defensive positions, has not been conducive to the achievement of this goal in the Telecommunication sector. In this context, this paper argues that developing countries such as India have created niche for themselves in particular services exports and, therefore, should actively participate in the negotiations to remove barriers in sectors/modes of their trade interest. The commitments of developing countries should take into account the inter-sectoral and intermodal linkages.
Lastly, the paper stresses on the need for complementary domestic reforms which would enable developing countries to gain front multilateral liberalization. The paper presents some of the results in progress, and seeks to identify the issues oil which the need to improve our understanding. |
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| spelling | mmu-29182011-09-23T01:16:11Z http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/2918/ The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation Nehaluddin, Ahmad HB Economic theory. Demography QA75.5-76.95 Electronic computers. Computer science Developing countries need to ensure that multilateral rules and commitments oil trade in services contribute to economically rational policy-making at the national and international levels. This paper shows that India's modest participation during Uruguay /Doha Round negotiations, and assumption of defensive positions, has not been conducive to the achievement of this goal in the Telecommunication sector. In this context, this paper argues that developing countries such as India have created niche for themselves in particular services exports and, therefore, should actively participate in the negotiations to remove barriers in sectors/modes of their trade interest. The commitments of developing countries should take into account the inter-sectoral and intermodal linkages. Lastly, the paper stresses on the need for complementary domestic reforms which would enable developing countries to gain front multilateral liberalization. The paper presents some of the results in progress, and seeks to identify the issues oil which the need to improve our understanding. 2008-06 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed Nehaluddin, Ahmad (2008) The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation. In: 10th International-Business-Information-Management-Association Conference, 30 JUN-01 JUL 2008, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA . http://apps.webofknowledge.com/full_record.do?product=WOS&search_mode=GeneralSearch&qid=1&SID=Y2n4BHFkgDEOadaE5bg&page=96&doc=952 |
| spellingShingle | HB Economic theory. Demography QA75.5-76.95 Electronic computers. Computer science Nehaluddin, Ahmad The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| title | The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| title_full | The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| title_fullStr | The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| title_short | The Commitments made by India under the GATS negotiations. A study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications Law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| title_sort | commitments made by india under the gats negotiations. a study, whether those commitments have influenced the further liberalisation of telecommunications law / services in the country and region, and if so, the extent to which they have influenced such liberalisation |
| topic | HB Economic theory. Demography QA75.5-76.95 Electronic computers. Computer science |
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