Nettet28. jun. 2024 · WTO disciplines should enable ‘digital trust’, which in turn requires preserving user privacy, protecting consumers against spam, fraudulent transactions, and cybersecurity attacks, and facilitating business trust, for example, providing adequate IP protection and a competitive environment for digital innovation. 98 GATS only indirectly … Nettet16. jul. 2012 · While it can be argued without too much controversy that it is desirable to reduce the deadweight costs of inefficient systems, or to address protectionist measures hidden behind legitimate public policy interventions, it is by no means obvious that we can argue for uniformity in the substantive objectives behind public policy, even if …
Digital Trade Agreements and Domestic Policy Cato Institute
Nettetpublic policy objectives, recognition . transitional arrangement for fullest possible participation in negotiations (Preamble (e)) WIPO, relationship with. TRIPS … Nettetensure that these measures meet legitimate policy goals without unduly restricting or distorting trade. The same challenge applies to measures that can affect trade in services. This introduction discusses how the motivations for using non-tariff measures … incompatibility\u0027s u
WTO Technical Barriers to Trade
Nettet1. des. 2024 · The right to regulate trade for public moral reasons is an embedded feature of the international trade system. 1 Its significance has been established before the WTO Appellate Body and panels, which have applied the exception to justify measures pursuing largely social objectives, including the prevention of ‘organized crime’, ‘money … Nettet9. mar. 2012 · • Non-tariff measures (NTMs) are often first-best policies to correct market failures. However, as the same NTM used to pursue a public policy objective may also … Nettet23. nov. 2024 · Instead, the CPTPP offers a provision to limit restrictions based on the pursuit of a legitimate public policy objective, saying that such measures should not “impose restrictions on the use or location of computing facilities greater than are required to achieve the objective” (article 14.13.3 (b)). inchling abilities