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Economic Background to Community Trade Policy, need for economic adjustment and restructuring in response to technological developments and changing patterns of international competition. This complex of economic developments and problems is reviewed in the main part of this chapter. The major international trade negotiations of the period are recalled in the final section.

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Principal Characteristics of Community Trade Policy,he early 1990s are reviewed in this chapter. The topics considered are: (a) the Community‘s external tariff, together with the various preferential arrangements for countries outside the Community; (b) quantitative restrictions and restraint agreements with supplier countries; (c) anti-dumping and a

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