The end of financial services liberalisation as we know it

At the intersection of trade policy and finance a new field of international economic policy has emerged, which has so far received little academic attention. Since the early 1990s, financial services have become an object of modern trade policy for the first time. How are the contours of the new tr...

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Published in:Inter economics 1997-11, Vol.32 (6), p.272-280
Main Author: Werner, Welf
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Commercial policy
Economic policy
European Union
Financial intermediaries
Financial services
Free trade and protection
General agreement on trade in services
International banking
International economics
International finance
International trade
North American free trade agreement
Regulation
Trade policy
World trade organization
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Summary:At the intersection of trade policy and finance a new field of international economic policy has emerged, which has so far received little academic attention. Since the early 1990s, financial services have become an object of modern trade policy for the first time. How are the contours of the new trade policy for the financial services defined? Which research issues are posed by this new field?
ISSN:0020-5346
1613-964X
DOI:10.1007/BF02928260