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887853
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Publishing, OECD.
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Trade Facilitation and the Global Economy -
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| Publication Statement
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Paris :: Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,, 2018.
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1 online resource (142 pages)
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9264277579
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: 9789264277571
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| Notes
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Figure 2.17. Most progress on cross-border co-operation concerns alignment of working hours.
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| Contents
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Intro; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Table of contents; Executive summary; Trade facilitation measures are being implemented worldwide, but progress is uneven and some significant challenges remain; Benefits clearly outweigh costs: There is a strong economic case for trade facilitation reforms; Chapter 1. Overview; Why trade facilitation?; The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement; Introducing the OECD Trade Facilitation Indicators; Table 1.1. Overall structure of the OECD Trade Facilitation Indicators; Figure 1.1. TFIs data collection process; Box 1.1. Interactive online TFI tools.
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Box 2.2. Do advance rulings increase trade flows? (cont.)Figure 2.8. The right to appeal is widely available but timeliness and communication of processes varies; Figure 2.9. Implementation of disciplines on fees and charges is modest and varies by income; Figure 2.10. Implementation of disciplines on penalties is relatively homogenous among MICs, but remains problematic for LICs; Figure 2.11. Progress has been generally good on trade formalities; Figure 2.12. Automating border procedures remains a challenge.
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Figure 1.2. TFIs as an evaluation toolOverview of this publication; Notes; Bibliography; Part 1. Trade facilitation, a growing global footprint; Chapter 2. Trade facilitation around the world: The state of play; The entry into force of the TFA brought new momentum to trade facilitation efforts; Box 2.1. Implementing the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement; Box 2.1. Implementing the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (cont.); The big picture: Current state of play on trade facilitation globally; Figure 2.1. Implementation of areas covered by the TFA is underway worldwide.
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Figure 2.13. Implementation of risk management has significantly improved, but mostly in higher income countriesFigure 2.14. Some progress has been made on Authorised Operators but conditions and benefits vary; Box 2.3. Transit facilitation remains challenging across most regions; Box 2.3. Transit facilitation remains challenging across most regions (cont.); Figure 2.15. Domestic border agency co-operation is progressing for some key functions; Figure 2.16. But there is considerable scope for improvement.
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Figure 2.2. In general, more advanced economies perform betterFigure 2.3. But there is positive momentum on implementation for all countries; Figure 2.4. TFIs 2017: Full sample snapshot, regional groupings; A closer look: Key challenges in relation to the TFA; Figure 2.5. Availability of information provisions are already widely implemented; Figure 2.6. Dialogue with the private sector is progressing but modalities remain challenging; Figure 2.7. Binding advance rulings are generally available, but other aspects remain a work in progress; Box 2.2. Do advance rulings increase trade flows?
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International economic relations.
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International economic relations.
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337
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HF1359.T733 2018eb
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