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WTO launches PTA database

Watch out McGill! The World Trade Organization just launched its own exhaustive database of preferential trade agreements, in force and under negotiation. Kudos to McGill for doing it first and naming its page the “Preferential Trade Agreements Database,” as the WTO just looks silly when listing  the Canada-Singapore and US-Oman deals as “regional trade agreements.”

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2 Responses to “WTO launches PTA database”

  1. Armand de Mestral says:
    8 April 2009 at 9:51 am

    Thank you for these kind words. it is gratifyuing to learn that others find the PTAS data-base useful.

    Armand de Mestral
    Jean Monnet Professor of Law
    McGill University

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