Trade patterns and global value chains in East Asia: - IDE-JETRO

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Trade Patterns and Global Value Chains in East AsiaTable 1Common Non-Tariff Measures practiced and dispute settlement cases involving selected WTO MembersWTO memberLicensing, prohibition andquantity controlsNon-Tariff MeasuresTechnical measuresincluding santary andphytosanitary measuresPrice controlof which antidumpingDISPUTE SETTLEMENTNumber of requests forconsultation in disputeswhere member iscomplainant/respondentChina 7/20Hong Kong (China) 1/0India 19/20Indonesia 5/4Japan 14/15Republic of Korea 14/14Malaysia 1/1Philippines 5/6Singapore 1/0Chinese Taipei 3/0Thailand 13/3Viet Nam 1/0Sources: Martinez et al. (2009); WTO Trade Profiles (2010).46
EndnotesI. From massdemand to globalsupply chains1Refers to the non-agricultural sector, based on the WTOdefinition which includes any product not in Annex 1 ofthe WTO Agreement on Agriculture (see www.wto.org/agriculture).2Multi-Agency Support Team (MAST), organized by UNCTADand made up of experts from several organizations dealingwith substantive analysis of non-tariff measures.II. Organizationof the globalproduction processIII. Infrastructureservices in globalvalue chainsIV. The evolutionof tariff policiesV. Foreign directinvestmentVI. IntegrateddiversityVII. An evolutionaryperspective onproduction networksin the Asia-US regionVIII. Trade inintermediate goodsIX. Vertical tradeand trade invalue addedX. Cross-regionalspillover ofeconomic growth47
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