Expanding U.S.-Asian trade and investment

Description:

Trade in financial services directly intersects both trade-related investment issues and questions regarding competition policy. Banking, securities markets, and insurance provide the indispensable infrastructure for foreign investment. For policy on competition, the corporate relations between financial services providers and other service and manufacturing concerns pose complicated issues for negotiators attempting to construct a multilateral regime. The goal of this volume is to set forth sector-specific recommendations to provide future international trade and investment rules for banking, securities, and insurance. Negotiators must strike the right balance between essential central rules and free competitive play.

subjects: Commerce exterieur,  Investissements etrangers,  World Trade Organization,  International economic relations,  Commercial policy,  Relations economiques exterieures,  Association of South-East Asian Nations,  Globalisierung,  Inbound transaction,  APEC,  International trade,  Internationale Wirtschaftspolitik,  Politique commerciale,  Handelspolitik,  Foreign economic relations,  Bilateraler Handel,  International Competition,  Law and legislation,  Financial services industry,  International finance

Places: United States,  Asien,  USA,  East Asia,  Etats-Unis,  Asie orientale