
doi: 10.30875/4f26708b-en
handle: 10419/90692 , 10419/19328
The purpose of the paper is to evaluate the GATS/Telecom Agreement. This is done by looking at the guiding principles for negotiating market access for foreign investors, by comparing the Agreement with the Telecom Agreement under NAFTA and by discussing the merits of the multilateral approach to negotiating foreign investment in the telecommunication sector. The WTO GATS/Telecom Agreement comes out rather well from this evaluation exercise.
Welt, L63, Trade Negotiations, WTO, WTO-Regeln, Internationaler Dienstleistungsverkehr, International Investment, Foreign Investment, F13, Foreign Investment,Telecommunications, NAFTA, Investitionsgarantie, Investitionspolitik, L96, ddc:330, Telekommunikationspolitik, Direktinvestition, Telekommunikation, International Economic Order, International Economic Order,WTO,NAFTA,Trade Negotiations,International Investment,Telecommunications Services, Telecommunications, F21, F02, Telecommunications Services, F42, jel: jel:F42, jel: jel:F21, jel: jel:F02, jel: jel:L63, jel: jel:F13, jel: jel:L96
Welt, L63, Trade Negotiations, WTO, WTO-Regeln, Internationaler Dienstleistungsverkehr, International Investment, Foreign Investment, F13, Foreign Investment,Telecommunications, NAFTA, Investitionsgarantie, Investitionspolitik, L96, ddc:330, Telekommunikationspolitik, Direktinvestition, Telekommunikation, International Economic Order, International Economic Order,WTO,NAFTA,Trade Negotiations,International Investment,Telecommunications Services, Telecommunications, F21, F02, Telecommunications Services, F42, jel: jel:F42, jel: jel:F21, jel: jel:F02, jel: jel:L63, jel: jel:F13, jel: jel:L96
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