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Thursday, 15 June 2000

FTAs with India and Brazil: An Initial Analysis

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• Year: 2000
• Organisation: TIPS
• Author(s): Matthew Stern; Christopher Stevens
• Countries and Regions: Brazil, India

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The purpose of this report is to launch a debate on the proposed free trade agreements (FTAs) with Brazil and India by providing some preliminary analysis. Two different but complementary research methodologies have been employed, each of which provides a different perspective on the possible impact of these agreements.

Published in SADC Trade Development

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• Trade Agreements

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