Titlebook: Equality of Treatment and Trade Discrimination in International Law; Khurshid Hasan Hyder Book 1968 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Trade Discrimination and International Lawdisadvantage in comparison with other persons of the same category. It is taken for granted that to discriminate is to impose a handicap. However, both in the case of individuals as well as states, favours may be granted or handicaps imposed in order to increase equality in competitive power among p

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Background to M.F.N. Clause in Gatt most-favoured-nation clause proper, which seeks to eliminate economic conflicts, to simplify international trade and to establish it on firmer foundations. Moreover, it is open to the very grave objection of being unfair to countries which have very few, or very low, duties, and which are thus less

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Exceptions in Favour of Frontier Traffic, Customs Unions, Free Trade Areas and Discrimination limits. Regional groupings should not create the danger of a stampede in the direction of discriminatory agreements, bilateral trade balancing, encouragement of inefficient production and lower standards of living, if they are “outward” and not “inward” looking.

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María E. Ruiz,Guillermo R. Castronuously varying — contents.” . Another basic characteristic of the clause is that it is not compatible with any discrimination on the part of the promisor against the beneficiary and in favour of third States.

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Equality of Treatment vs. Discrimination in GATT: Article I(I)nuously varying — contents.” . Another basic characteristic of the clause is that it is not compatible with any discrimination on the part of the promisor against the beneficiary and in favour of third States.

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