• Brazil has imposed non-automatic import licenses on Argentine automobiles, effectively blocking the trade, as retaliation in response to a prior re-vamping of trade restrictions on behalf of Argentina.

    FORBES: Trade Wars: How Overheating Led To A Conflict Between Brazil And Argentina

  • Cap-and-trade is one European import we should do without.

    FORBES: Brrr!

  • EU's Caribbean-favouring import regime condemned by the World Trade Organisation, but are still waiting to see any benefits.

    ECONOMIST: Latin America and Europe

  • Under regional free-trade rules, Malaysia must cut import tariffs to as little as 5% though it has managed to defer this until 2008 and to raise excise duties in some cases to 800%.

    ECONOMIST: The car industry

  • So during the financial crisis, as trade finance dried up, the Export-Import Bank lived up to its mission and stepped up to fill the void.

    WHITEHOUSE: Boosting American Exports

  • Under rules of the World Trade Organization, a country can apply anti-dumping import tariffs when it can prove that imported goods were sold at below-market prices and caused damage to domestic industry.

    FORBES: Chinese company uses L. A. port to avoid Brazilian anti-dumping tariffs

  • And given the importance of maintaining American support for talks to liberalise trade in financial services, to expand the North American Free-Trade Agreement and to bring China into the World Trade Organisation, an upsurge of Japan-bashing and anti-import rhetoric in Washington would quickly affect the rest of the world.

    ECONOMIST: The whine of success

  • One solution is to import generic drugs from countries such as India, which does a thriving trade in copy-cat pharmaceuticals because it is not yet obliged to recognise drug patents.

    ECONOMIST: Patently troublesome

  • Even as he targets international trade through the guaranteed-loan program of the U.S. Export-Import Bank, he is watching the home front--literally, with mortgages for developers who build low-income housing in southern California.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The wireless-technology firm challenged a June 7th ruling by America's International Trade Commission banning the import of new mobile phones that contain the company's chips.

    ECONOMIST: Business this week

  • Indeed, as conventional trade barriers, such as tariffs and import quotas, have come down over the past half-century, others, such as discriminatory regulations, have sprung up to take their place.

    ECONOMIST: A survey of world trade

  • In the year to May, says Michael Rosenberg, chief currency strategist at Deutsche Bank, import prices to America, excluding oil, rose only 0.9%, even though the trade-weighted dollar fell by 6%.

    ECONOMIST: Why America's deficit is hard to turn around

  • The central pillar of the policy was import substitution, the belief that India needed to rely on internal markets for development, not international trade - a belief generated by a mixture of socialism and the experience of colonial exploitation.

    BBC: India: the economy

  • The administration is open to reforming trade-remedy laws to make it easier and quicker for firms to get temporary protection from import surges.

    ECONOMIST: Steel scrap

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