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Groupe d'Economie Mondiale Trade, Development and the EPAs Patrick A. Messerlin Professor of Economics, Sciences Po Director, Groupe d’Economie Mondiale à Sciences Po (GEM) The EU, Trade and Development Policy Open Europe London, 26 March 2007

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale Trade for development (1)  Trade, growth, development, happiness  Trade as an incentive for better investment in a country Contracts import-competing industries Expands export industries  Trade liberalization: a necessary condition for benefiting from the opening of foreign markets The cotton case in Africa The “Round for free” (China vs. the EC)

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale Trade for development (2)  Policy space and trade policy not endangered by market opening tariff=tax on consumers and subsidy for producers need for targeting  “Behind-the-border” agenda Huge policy space: taxes and subsidies on production and consumption of goods, services and factors of production WTO disciplines generally friendly to domestic instruments My Kingdom for a Budget! Tariffs vs. trading costs

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale Trade for development (3)  Ideal trade policy Uniform and moderate tariff Tariff cuts under a Swiss formula Common virtues  Economics: cutting the highest tariffs  Politics: neutralizing the lobbies  Policy Space: providing fiscal revenues

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale A Global Look at the EPAs (1)  The current EPAs Economics: cutting the lowest tariffs Politics: exacerbating the lobbies Policy space: reducing fiscal revenues  The EPAs and selected Bilateral Trade Agreements Size Trade in goods Trade in services

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale A Global Look at the EPAs (2)

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale A Global Look at the EPAs (3)

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale Better Alternatives?  No Doha Deal EBA-Plus GSP-Plus  A Doha Deal The Hong-Kong “97%-Plus” Initiative A WTO new “waiver”?  Limited reciprocity  MFN tariff cuts  uniform MFN tariffs

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale Thank You !

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale The Rise of Bilateralism?

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale A Global Look at the EPAs (3)

Groupe d'Economie Mondiale The Issue of Farm Tariffs