Trade Facilitation: A Study of Selected Regional Trade Agreements

Abstract

This study intends to influence an unassuming commitment to civil arguments to encompassing investment by Regional Trading Agreements (RTAs) in developing nations by considering the contentions normally broadcast in these civil arguments in the unique situation of a particular proposition to shape an organized trade agreement. The study tries to examine the nature of a few selected regional trading agreements. This research is generally constrained in its attention to a great extent in terms of monetary results of RTAs and the externalities are for the most part overlooked. The study tries to question that should regionalism in the form of RTAs prevail in the era where we shifted to multilateralism with the emergence of WTO.