Understanding the Future of Canada-UK Trade Relationships in a Circular Economy Context

Lange, Deborah de; Walsh, Philip R.; Sheeran, Paul

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“…The third example is a dispute over the imposition of recycling fees on motor vehicles by the Russian Federation brought forward to the WTO by the EU and Japan in 2013. 40 The European Union and Japan claimed against the Russian Federation for imposing a recycling fee on motor vehicles giving preferable conditions to domestic manufactures over their foreign counterparts. A WTO Panel established in 2013 is currently examining this case.…”

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“…It appears from the Panel's reasoning that it considered that, in the light of the importance of the interests protected by the objective of the Import Ban, the contribution of the Import Ban to the achievement of its objective outweighs its trade restrictiveness. "40 See: WTO dispute cases DS462 and DS463 available at: https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/find_dispu_cases_e.htm 41. Box 2 draws on examples given in OECD (2001[58]) and: https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/envir_e/envt_rules_gatt_e.htm 42.…”

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International trade and circular Economy - Policy alignment

Yamaguchi¹

2021

OECD Trade and Environment Working Papers

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