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Sunday, 15 June 1997

Some Implications of the SADC Trade Protocol

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• Year: 1997
• Organisation: Overseas Development Institute
• Author(s): S Page
• Countries and Regions: Southern African Development Community (SADC)

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As South Africa commits itself to entering a free-trade agreement with the SADC community a number of important issues arise. These range from the likely economic impact of a FTA on member countries, the legal political and regulatory problems and others. This paper represents the first attempt to explain these various facets of the FTA.

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• Trade Policy

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