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Actualités & Evénements
Actualités
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08-déc.-2011
Les pays membres de l’OCDE faisant partie du Groupe de travail sur les crédits et garanties de crédit à l’exportation soumettent chaque année au Secrétariat les résultats de leurs flux de trésorerie pour les crédits à l’exportation bénéficiant d’un soutien public. Les tableaux I, II, III, IV et V qui suivent représentent les résultats pour 2010 et ceux des années précédentes, exprimés en droits de tirage spéciaux (DTS).
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16-déc.-2010
This report examines services schedules of commitments in 56 regional trade agreements (RTAs) where an OECD country is a party. The preferential content of RTAs is assessed through an analysis of market access and national treatment commitments at the level of the 155 sub-sectors of the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) Sectoral Classification List. Partial commitments are broken down according to nine categories of non-conforming measures.
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19-nov.-2010
Export restrictions on raw materials can have a negative impact on allocation of resources, international trade and the competitiveness and development of industries in both importing and exporting countries. This collection of papers looks at the economic effects of these restrictions, including case studies of specific materials and countries.
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29-oct.-2010
OECD held an experts meeting to review the use of indicators for aid-for-trade monitoring and evaluation. The meeting addressed whether there was a need for indicators, for what purpose and how to go forward. Experts provided insights into the demand for and the supply of aid-for-trade indicators. Participants also had a chance to hear what some donors were doing to improve their results management through using common indicators.
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30-sept.-2010
The chemicals sector has a long history of innovation and is a large trading item. This paper analyses and compares different trade and innovation linkages in basic industrial chemicals, specialty and fine chemicals and consumer chemicals.
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16-sept.-2010
Reforms by developing countries that strengthen rights in copyright, trademark and patent protection have delivered positive economic results, according to a new OECD paper on intellectual property rights (IPRs). The most beneficial reforms have been related to inputs for innovative and productive processes and to the ability to conduct business.
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16-sept.-2010
Momentum for intellectual property (IP) reform in China is related to economic potential there, involving privatization policies, trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) policies, and the government's role in innovation strategy, finds this study of IP issues facing firms operating in China.
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07-sept.-2010
Open markets will be necessary for a sustained economic recovery, and so governments should continue to resist protectionist pressures, a new OECD report recommends.
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31-août-2010
This report looks at how growth in demand for agricultural products has evolved in developing and emerging economies, notably Brazil, Russia, India, Indonesia and China (the so-called BRIIC countries).
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