1. Welcome To SES - Calendar Of Events Held in conjunction with CableSat2003 The 6th asian international trade Showcasefor Cable Satellite Technology Services. ProfessionalAudioTechnology2003 http://www.sesmontnet.com/calendar/calendar.htm

The 14th Asian International Exhibition on Precision Engineering, Machine Tools and Metalworking Machinery. Since 1980 Incorporating: The 2nd Asian Contract Manufacturing and Subcontracting Exhibition for Global Manufacturing Procurement and Outsourcing Endorsed by: Conference / Seminars MTA2003 International Forum TOP Incorporating: The Asian International Exhibition and Conference on Total Information Technology Solutions for Enterprises Hosted by: Endorsed by: Conference / Seminars CommunicAsia2003 Summit (16 - 20 June) TOP The 9th Asian International Broadcast and Multimedia Technology Exhibition and Conference Held in conjunction with: Hosted by: Endorsed by: Conference / Seminars BroadcastAsia2003 International Conference (16 - 20 June) TOP Since 1983 Incorporating: Endorsed by: Conference / Seminars WoodmacAsia2003 International Conference

2. Kallman Associates - General Shows in conjunction with CableSat2003 The 6th asian international trade Showcase forCable Satellite Technology Services ProfessionalAudioTechnology2003 The http://www.kallmaninc.com/generalshows.htm

EUROMOTO Date: January 26-28, 2002 Place: Rai International Exhibition Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Contact: Mr. Mark Alt BROADCAST THAILAND 2002 Audio, Film and Multimedia Technology And Services Exhibition and Conference Date: February 21-23, 2002 Place: Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok, Thailand Contact: Ms. Nancy Fuksa COMMUNIC THAILAND 2002 Information Technology Services Exhibition and Conference Date: February 21-23, 2002 Place: Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok, Thailand Contact: Ms. Nancy Fuksa ACR/INSTILLATIONS EXPO Air Conditioning, Heating, and Ventilation Expo Date: April 17-19, 2002 Place: Hipodromo de las Americas Expo Center, Mexico City , Mexico Contact: Ms. Sharon Slender

3. Scholar Voices: Behrendt Kurt Behrendt in South asian international trade and the Indian Ocean, 100 BCE 300 CE, sketches a picture of international trade networks between the Red http://www.accd.edu/sac/history/keller/IndianO/Behren.html

Indian Ocean: Cradle of Globalization Scholar Voices Kurt Behrendt Kurt Behrendt in "South Asian International Trade and the Indian Ocean, 100 B.C.E. - 300 C.E.," sketches a picture of international trade networks between the Red Sea, Gujarat, and Gandhara, a civilization influenced by Hellenistic and Buddhist contacts and situated in modern-day Afghanistan. The key connecting point of this trade was West Indian region of Gujarat, where archeological sites at Junagadh and Sopara, and particularly Barygaza, bear out the trans-Arabian Sea trade of ivory, onyx, agat, cloth, silk, and powder from India to the Red Sea system in return for gold, silver, iron, and women. JRB Reading List: Begley, V., and De Puma, R., ed. Rome and India: The Ancient Sea Trade . Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1991. Casson, L. The Periplus Maris Erythraei. Princeton, 1989. Liu, X.

4. South Asian Civil Society Network On International Trade Issues ( the issues on which South asian countries have project is supported by the InternationalDevelopment Research General Agreement on Tariffs and trade ushered in http://cuts.org/sacsniti.htm

5. International Trade Law Lex Mercatoria(University of Tromso) Important and WellConstructed trade Law Resource. Examples are trade Treaties, international trade Organizations, European Union documentation, Political, Regional Cooperation. asian Development Bank. The asian Currency Crisis http://www.law.ecel.uwa.edu.au/intlaw/international_trade_law.htm

International Trade Law Lex Mercatoria(University of Tromso) Important and Well-Constructed Trade Law Resource. Topics include Agency, Applicable Law, Customs, Dispute Settlement, Electronic Data Interchange, Finance, Intellectual Property, Jurisdiction and Enforcement, Limitation Periods, Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services, Sale of Goods, Free Trade and Economic Union Treaties, Links by Category Global Trade Law (Hieros Gamos) Forming Part of the Large Hieros Gamos Site (see International Law-General) this Section includes a Wide Variety of Useful Material. Examples are Trade Treaties, International Trade Organizations, European Union documentation, National Regimes, United States Laws, Regulations and Agencies, Other Organizational Resources, World Trade Associations. Of Special Interest are the Links to Related Areas in the Hieros Gamos Site (Commercial Law, Business Organizations, Credit, Finance, Human Rights, Securities,Tax) International Economic Law Group (A.S.I.L.)

6. Pan Asia International Limited-English trade services including product support and language translations for all asian countries. http://members.chello.at/johann.kaplan/index-e.htm

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7. Tex-Styles India India. international trade show for asian manufacturers, suppliers and service providers in the textile and home fashions industries. New Delhi. February 25, 2001. http://www.texstylesindia.com/

Feb. 28 - Mar. 3, 2003 New Delhi, India EXHIBITOR SEARCH BY CATEGORY Accessories CAD/CAM Fabrics Fibres Home Furnishings Knits Light Machinery Trade Publication Trade Services Yarns BY PRODUCT INDIA TRADE PROMOTION ORGANISATION Pragati Bhavan, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi-110 001 Tel. : 91-11-23371700, 23371740, 23378821, Fax : 91-11- 23378901 E-mail : tdmd@vsnl.com site designed hosted maintained by

8. Hong Kong Fashion Week For Spring / Summer Hong Kong. international trade fair for asian manufacturers of apparel, footwear and clothing accessories. July 1013, 2001. http://hkfashionweekss.tdc.org.hk/

9. South Asian Civil Society Network On International Trade Issues (SACSNITI) South asian Civil Society Network on international trade Issues (SACSNITI)CUTS CITEE SACSNITI Research Report Negotiating the http://cuts.org/sacsnit-researchreport1-ipr.htm

South Asian Civil Society Network on International Trade Issues (SACSNITI) CUTS CITEE SACSNITI Negotiating the TRIPs Agreement: India’s experience and some domestic policy issues Home About CUTS CITEE CART ... SACSNITI Periodicals Newsletters E-Newsletters SACSNITI The Project Research Agenda 2001-02 Research Agenda-Groups Project Advisory Committee ... Negotiating the TRIPs Agreement: India’s experience and some domestic policy issues Negotiating the TRIPs Agreement: India’s experience and some domestic policy issues One of the most contentious issues discussed in the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), was that on intellectual property rights (IPRs), which resulted in the Agreement on Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights. There were several reasons and among them the fundamental one was that a binding international agreement on trade-related IPRs creates monopoly power in the hands of a few and goes against the main goal of the multilateral trading system, i.e. trade liberalisation. It is this issue, which has found many economists condemning the inclusion of TRIPs under the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which has been best expressed by the noted trade analyst, Professor Jagdish Bhagwati: “We are now using the GATT for the collection of royalty payments, which is not a mutual-gain transaction. In so doing, we have abandoned or diluted a very attractive philosophical basis for organising the GATT – the idea that trade is mutually beneficial to all contracting parties and that therefore all parties should liberalise.”

10. Toronto International Trade Corporation, Karachi Mass Transit Project Toronto international trade Consortium is a Canadian company undertaking development projects in South asian countries. Formed consortium of international companies to design, plan and schedule this project. http://www.titc.org/transit.html

Home Resources Associates Corporate Profile Projects Services Contact Us Karachi Mass Transit Project The National Mass Transit Authority of Pakistan awarded us a contract to construct and operate Karachi Mass Transit Project after our successful bidding. We formed a consortium of international companies to design, plan and schedule the project. This consortium will operate this mass transit facility for 30 years. A 14 km elevated light rail network with 14 stations and a bus feeder system will be constructed in the largest city of Pakistan and the commercial capital of the country. SNC-Lavalin, a Montreal based company is a partner of T.I.T.C. in this project. Estimated cost of the project is $ 550 million. Want to know more about Karachi? Click here Other Projects: Gold/Base Metals Exploration and Mining Project This Web site is developed and maintained by DynaTech Solutions

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12. White Paper On International Trade 1997: Asian And Oceanic Countries White Paper on international trade 1997. (1) Trends in trade. According to the AsianDevelopment Bank (ADB), average real GDP growth in Asia declined from 8.2 http://www.itcilo.it/english/actrav/telearn/global/ilo/globe/jetroas.htm

Japan External Trade Organization White Paper on International Trade 1997 3. Asia and Oceania (1) Trends in Trade (2) Changes in Trade Environment (3) Developments in Trade with Japan (4) Economic Indicators (1) Trends in Trade According to the Asian Development Bank (ADB), average real GDP growth in Asia declined from 8.2 percent in 1995 to 7.4 percent in 1996, due to a sharp slowdown in export growth and the fiscal austerity policies adopted as a result of concerns over economic overheating caused by the rapidity of growth since 1990. With the global average growth rate being 4 percent and the next highest growth rate after Asia's being Africa's 5 percent, it can still be said that Asia is leading the world's economic growth. In the meantime, average inflation in Asia declined from 10.2 percent in 1994 to 9.1 percent in 1995 and further down to 6.1 percent in 1996, as a result of tight budgetary controls and firm monetary policies by governments trying to ensure stable growth. Exports of 13 main countries and regions in Asia declined to 4.8 percent, on a dollar basis, in 1996 from 22.1 percent in 1995 and from 18.6 percent in 1994. In the same way, imports declined to 6.5 percent in 1996 from 23.4 percent in 1995 and from 17.2 percent in 1994. The drop in the growth rate of exports from China, the Republic of Korea, and Thailand were particularly sharp. Notable slowdowns were also evident in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia - all leading exporters. The main causes for the slowdown in exports were [1] the deteriorating markets for semiconductors, main export products of Asia, in particular DRAMs, due to the worldwide glut in these items, [2] the effects of the strong dollar and weaker yen, and [3] the slow growth in intra-regional trade. In China, there were repercussions from changes in the trade system, specifically the reduction in the rate of refund of the value added tax (VAT) on exports.

13. ATPF (Asian Trade Promotion Forum) in the asian region, by the following 10 economies China Council For Promotion of international trade (CCPIT), Center http://www.jetro.go.jp/atpf

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14. Modernizing Uzbekistan's Railway Will Boost Local And International Trade - ADB. Modernizing Uzbekistan's Railway Will Boost Local and international trade. by arailway rehabilitation project for which the asian Development Bank today http://www.adb.org/Documents/News/2000/nr2000114.asp

Home What's New Site Map Index ... Help Resources Asia Recovery Information Center ADB Institute Search Home News and Events News Releases CONTENTS of NEWS AND EVENTS News Release No. 114/00 31 October 2000 Modernizing Uzbekistan's Railway Will Boost Local and International Trade MANILA, PHILIPPINES (31 October 2000) - Uzbekistan's rail links will be strengthened domestically and internationally by a railway rehabilitation project for which the Asian Development Bank today approved a loan of US$70 million. Railways are the country's backbone. Upgrading the 341-kilometer (km) part of the main railway route which crosses through the provinces of Bukhara, Dzhizak, Navoi and Samarkand will boost internal trade by cutting travel and business costs and will attract more investors from East Asia and Europe. Internally, some 5.5 million people from the four affected provinces will have better access to economic opportunities. "An efficient railway will help open up vast mineral and agricultural resources, spur development of new industries and businesses, and generate jobs, particularly for the poor," notes Randhir Soin, ADB's mission leader for the project. Better transport will also expand tourism to historic cities such as Bukhara and Samarkand on the famed Silk Route. The project will provide equipment for track laying and maintenance, install fiber-optic telecommunication systems, develop human resources, strengthen institutions, and establish a revolving fund for former railway employees to start up small businesses. Together with another ongoing ADB-assisted rail project, this project will complete improvement of 800km of the main railway route from Keles bordering Kazakhstan to Khodjadavlet, near the border with Turkmenistan.

15. International Trade Relations And The Contagious Effects Of The international trade Relations and the Contagious Effectsof the asian Financial Crisis. http://www.worldscinet.com/rpbfmp/03/sample/S0219091500000212.html

16. ATPF (Asian Trade Promotion Forum) promote dialogue among the CEOs of TPOs in the asian region, by the following 10economies China Council For Promotion of international trade (CCPIT), Center http://www.atpf.org/

Since it was established, the ATPF has deliberated trade promotion measures for the region and has implemented effective cooperation projects including issue of ATPF Bulletins, Joint Study Mission (JSM), Asia Trade-Promotion Activities Information Network (ATRAIN), and launch of ATPF homepage. For inquiries about ATPF atpfcmhc@atpf.org (C) Japan External Trade Organization 2000

17. Colorado Office Of Economic Development And International Trade asian SECURITEX 2002. HONG KONG. The Colorado Office of Economic Development international trade will participate in a catalog show being held http://www.state.co.us/oed/ito/hongkong0602.html

OED Home ITO Home ITO Services Inward Foreign Investment ... Int'l Trade Updates ASIAN SECURITEX 2002 HONG KONG ~ June 11-14, 2002 ~ Hong Kong, China $500 PARTICIPATION FEE PROVIDES: YOUR COMPANY'S LITERATURE DISPLAYED IN OUR BOOTH YOUR 150-WORD PRODUCT DESCRIPTION IN THE SHOW'S MASTER DIRECTORY FREE MEDIA EXPOSURE IN HONG KONG LEADS COLLECTED AT THE SHOW The 7 th Building Facilities Management Department Stores Government Institutions Property Development Security Installations Telecommunications Utilities YES, I AM INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE CATALOG SHOW!!! Name: Title: Company: Address: Telephone: Fax: Email: Deadline to express interest: February 15, 2002 Comments, Questions and Suggestions ^ Top OED Home

18. The Asian Crisis Home Page reference lists of papers and books on asian growth and the crisis; a survey onendogenous growth and international trade; a survey on Currency Crisis and http://faculty.washington.edu/karyiu/Asia/

A home page established by Kar-yiu Wong at the University of Washington. Best Paper of the Year Award: My paper, entitled " Firm Failure and Financial Crisis: The Experience of South Korea " and published in the inaugural issue of the Journal of Korean Economy in 2000, was voted the best paper of the year in the journal. If interested in receiving a hard copy of the paper, please send me an e-mail " Asian Crisis, V: New Challenges and Opportunities for the Post-Crisis Asia " conference Chuncheon, Korea June 26-27, 2003 Call for papers " Asian Crisis, IV: The Recovery and the Rest of the World " conference Taipei, Taiwan July 24-25, 2002. Click here for its program Conference : " Korea and the World Economy " Seoul, Korea July 21-22, 2002 Special Issue on the Asian Crisis Review of International Economics , February 2002. Symposium on the Asian Crisis Japanese Economic Review , December 2001 list of papers Introduction Final details of China's Accession to the WTO Recent papers/books on WTO and world trade a recent video conference on "WTO and World Trade"

19. Conferences On Dynamics/Growth, Trade, And Asia Seattle Conference, The asian Crisis The Economics Front, December 1998; HongKong Workshop, international trade, Factor Mobility, and Asia, July 1998; http://faculty.washington.edu/karyiu/confer/confer.htm

Kar-yiu Wong Professor of Economics University of Washington conferences on growth and trade Kar-yiu's books Kar-yiu's working papers Kar-yiu's home page Conferences on Growth, Trade and Asia Tokyo conference , " Asian Crisis III: The Crisis and the Recovery ," July 17-18, 2001 Hong Kong conference , " Greater China and the WTO ," March 22-24, 2001 Hong Kong conference , " Greater China and the World Economy ," July 17-18, 2000 Hong Kong workshop , " International Economics and Asi a," July 19-21, 2000 Seattle Conference " The Asian Crisis: II ," J anuary 4-5, 2000 Seattle Workshop , " WTO and World Trade, " December 4, 1999 Hong Kong Workshop " International Trade, Industrial Organization, and Asia ," August 2-6, 1999 Seattle Conference , "The Asian Crisis: The Economics Front," December 1998 Hong Kong Workshop , "International Trade, Factor Mobility, and Asia," July 1998 Taiwan Conference,

20. BW Online | July 8, 2002 | China: The Tricks Of Trade JULY 8, 2002 international asian BUSINESS China TheTricks of trade. The WTO neophyte is learning fast. http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/02_27/b3790134.htm

window.epulse_content_group = "cg1=magazine,cg2=international_asianbusiness"; Register Subscribe Search Advanced Search U.S. EDITION Full Table of Contents Cover Story Special Report Scandals in Corporate America Annual Design Awards ... Editorials INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS International Asian Cover Story International Readers Report International Asian Business International European Business ... Marketplace JULY 8, 2002 INTERNATIONAL ASIAN BUSINESS China: The Tricks of Trade The WTO neophyte is learning fast Printer-Friendly Version E-Mail This Story Table: War of Words INTERNATIONAL ASIAN BUSINESS China: The Tricks of Trade Clear Sailing for Pirates Reliance Is Looking a Lot Less Reliable Thai Banks Learn a New Word: Plastic Find More Stories Like This In late June, Robert B. Zoellick, Washington's chief trade negotiator, let it be known that the U.S. was becoming increasingly skeptical about China's commitment to free trade. Despite joining the World Trade Organization in December, said Zoellick, China had not honored its promise to raise import quotas on corn and wheat, and was continuing to provide grain export subsidies to its own farmers in clear violation of WTO rules. Earlier this year, the U.S. waxed indignant when Beijing restricted imports of genetically modified soybeanswidely seen as a way to protect Chinese farmers. "China has not fully implemented the WTO accession obligations," says Allen F. Johnson, U.S. chief agriculture negotiator. "It's going to undermine what we're trying to do."

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