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TRADING BLOCS & WTO PRESENTATION
Temi Onabajo (10HKF)
Created on October 9, 2024
By Temi and Christè
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TRADING BLOCS
& The WTO
Presentation
By Temi Onabajo and Christé Kwende
Index
Trading Blocs
The Team
World Trade Organisation
Thanks
TRADING BLOCS
What are Trading Blocs
From the specification
A regional trading bloc is a group of countries within a geographical region that makes trading between themselves easier. They sign an agreement to reduce or eliminate tariffs, quotas and other protectionist barriers among themselves to encourage free trade There are 4 main types of trading blocs - Free Trade Areas - Custom Unions - Common Markes - Monetary Unions
I will now delve deeper into each one
Free Trade Areas
What are they ?
The term free trade areas describe a group of countries that mutually agree to remove trade barriers between them - Examples include; USMCA, AFTA, NAFTA Removing these trade barriers makes trading between member contries significantly easier which encourages the increase in trade between them The removal of these trade barriers does not prevent each country from imposing its own tariffs and other trading barriers on other non-member nations
Custom Unions
In a Customs Union, all trade barriers are removed between member nations and all member nations must have a common external tariff on imports from non-member nations
CONTEXT
When the UK left the European Union, it was no longer subject to free trade and all countries within the EU were ordered to impose a common external tariff of 10% on cars However, recently the UK now has its right to impose its own tariffs and trade barriers
Common Markets and Moneatry Unions
What are they?
In Common Markets and Monetary Unions, all trade barriers are removed between member nations. All member nations must have a common external tariff on imports from non-member nations
The difference between Common Markets and Customs Union is in a Common Market, factors of production are free to move without special permission leading to trade becoming significantly easier
The difference between a Monetary Union and Customs Union is that in Monetary Unions, all member nations must use a common currency to decrease the chance of unfair trade
Some examples of this are- European Single Market (European Economic Area – Switzerland) - Central American Common Market (CACM)
Trading Blocs
Benefits
Strengthened Political Ties
Tarrif Reduction
Economic Growth
- As trade between contries becomes cheaper, it will encourage contries to partake in more trade, stimulating economic growth
- Again refering to the cost the lies with trade to be reduced which can encourage contries also to partake in more trade
- RTAs can promote political cooperation and peace among member countries.
Trading Blocs
Costs
Trade Diversion
Sovereignty Decrease
Economic Disparities
- This basically refers to to when a contry will only decide to trade with other contries that are members of the specific trading bloc which can lead to trade diversion
- Trading could encourage a loss in authority which could make trade unfair
- Economic disparity is just a different way of saying economic inequality, which is the unequal distribution of income, wealth, and opportunities across different groups in society.
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WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION
What is the WTO?
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is an international organisation which regulates and facilitates global trade They are often viewed as the standing authority over contries who determines if trade is fair or not. They were formed in 1995 and holds operations in Geneva, Switzerland
Key Functions
Some of its key functions include - Organise Rounds of Talks - Settle Trade Disputes between members - Monitoring Trade Policies - Trade Liberalisation (this is the removal/reduction of trade barriers)
The WTO promotes trade liberalisation by reducing tariffs and trade barriers through negotiations, ensuring fair and open global trade. (4.1.5 c)
WTO and Trading Bloc Conflicts
Trade Diversion
Biased Treatment
Trade Discrim.
- If Regional Trade Agreements lead to trade diversion, they can be contrary to the WTO’s goal of reducing trade barriers globally
- Regional Trade Agreements may discriminate against non-members, potentially violating the WTO’s most favoured nation principle
- WTO generally favour non-discrimination, while Regional Trade Agreements provide preferential treatment to member countries
THE Team
Christè Kwende
Temi Onabajo
- Helped out significantly with the research
- Gave good Ideas
- Reseached Key Examples
- Planned out the Presentation
- Organised everything together
- Added extra relevant research
Thanks!
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