A comparative analysis of selected provisions in free trade agreements

Jacques Bourgeois · Kamala Dawar · Simon J. Evenett

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This report contains a comparative legal analysis of the contents of 27 free trade agreements (FTAs) selected by the European Commission (EC) along with a summary of the available empirical evidence on the effects of the FTA provisions relating to: social and labour standards, environmental policies, government procurement policies and practices, five specific non-tariff barriers, and competition and state aid policies.

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