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The Secretariat report examines the country's trade-related policies and measures, covering tariffs and a wide range of non-tariff barriers, from an economic perspective. The report reviews the impact of these policies and measures on the country's recent overall economic performance, and on the development of major sectors. The government report describes the country's trade-related policies and the basic institutional and legal structure affecting the trade policy decision-making process. It examines these policies against the background of the wider economic and development needs of the country concerned.
This report analyzes Chile's trade policies and their economic impact. The World Trade Organization (WTO) Secretariat's report details tariffs, non-tariff barriers, and their effects on Chile's economic performance and key sectors. It also outlines the government's trade policies and the institutional framework governing trade decisions, viewed within the country's broader economic development context.
This report is a formal review by the WTO, providing an objective analysis of Chile's trade policies as of 1997. The document serves as a record of the country's economic and trade landscape at that time, detailing specific measures and their perceived effects. It is intended for policymakers, economists, and those studying international trade relations.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
1997-01-01
Publisher:
World Trade Organization
ISBN-10:
9287011923
ISBN-13:
9789287011923
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