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Turkey and the WTO
This page gathers key information on Turkey's participation in the WTO. Turkey has been a member of WTO since 26 March 1995 and a member of GATT since 17 October 1951.
National site
Ministry of Trade
(National sites are selected by Turkey)
Official websites provided by Turkey
Tariff information
Additional information on import legislation
Import statistics
Turkey and COVID-19
On this page
News Trade statistics
Goods, services schedules and tariff data
Disputes
Trade Policy Reviews
Notifications
Negotiating documents, proposals, and other documents
Specific Trade Concerns
Membership of regional trade agreements and preferential trade agreements
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Acceptance of multilateral instruments
2005 Protocol Amending the TRIPS Agreement (accepted on 14 May 2014)
2014 Protocol concerning the Trade Facilitation Agreement (accepted on 16 March 2016)
Membership of plurilateral agreements
Observer to the Committee on Trade in Civil Aircraft
Observer to the Committee on Government Procurement
Information Technology Agreement
Participation in joint initiatives
E-commerce
Investment facilitation for development
MSMEs
Domestic regulation of trade in services
Trade and environmental sustainability
Groups in the negotiations
Turkey is a member of these groups in the negotiations:
Asian developing members
G-33
Friends of A-D Negotiations (FANs)
“W52” sponsors
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to combine parts, such as nations, into a whole, such as the global economic system
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integrate
to combine parts, such as nations, into a whole, such as the global economic system
globalization
the process of countries around the world exchanging ideas, doing businesses, and trading
interdependence
the dependence of national economies on one another
multinational corporation
a corporation that is based in one country but operates across borders
outsourcing
the process of sending jobs to another country to take advantage of lower labor costs
the results of globalization
-greater independence between countries
-larger markets for goods and services
global communication and businesses
the internet allows instant companies to talk worldwide. this information allows people to:
-monitor economic trends
-buy and sell instantly online
global transportation and business
faster methods of moving have changed the way companies do work, allowing them to:
-ship resources and products around the world quickly
-sell products globally
global workforces and business
better transportation and communication allow companies to use a global workforce, advantages include:
-outsourcing work to laborers in other countries
-cutting labor costs to make higher profits
multinational corporations
are typically:
-based in one nation
-operate in many countries
-create and sell products globally
trade organizations
globalization has led groups of nations to join these that:
-help regions compete
-allow countries to integrate to pool their resources
-lower barriers to trade
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
is a free trade agreement between the US, Canada, and Mexico that:
-allows goods and services to flow across the nations' borders with fewer taxes
-helps multinational corporations take advantage of resources across borders
the European union
was created to help member countries trade more freely. This organization:
-shares a common currency
-created a common market, allowing free movement of people and goods
commodity organizations
are formed by nations that participate in similar industries. Their goals are to:
-regulate the supply of products
-increase profits for member nations
-cooperate to respond to global economic trends
organization of the petroleum exporting nations (OPEC)
-sets petroleum policies for its members
-regulates supplies to benefit its members' economies
-establishes prices
international economic organizations
sole economic problems through:
-handling global trade issues
-helping developing countries expand
-monitoring the global economy
world trade organizations (WTO)
oversees trade organizations around the world by:
-resolving trade disputes
-promoting trade in developing nations
the global economy and developed nations
globalization has made these nations more reliant on providing services in their economies. they:
-outsource manufacturing to developing nations
-provide more products for sale
future challenges for developed nations
-slower economic growth
-difficulty finding jobs for less-educated workers
-aging populations
the global economy and developing nations
globalization has led to economic growth in these nations. this growth is evident in:
-increased jobs
-growth of a middle class
-rise in the standard of living
future challenges for developing nations
-population growth
-environmental problems
-poverty
-provision of democratic rights
future challenges for all countries
as economies grow, their demand for commodities grows, this increase leads to:
-higher costs for energy (oil)
-higher demand for raw materials
-higher prices for all countries, even developing nations
allowing the pooling of resources
Trade blocs help countries by
limiting competition.
increasing barriers to trade.
improving product production.
allowing the pooling of resources.
be able to compete better.
Globalization has led nations to join trade organizations in order to
be able to compete better.
regulate the supply of products.
respond better to global trends.
monitor the global economy.
to resolve trade disputes
to observe the global economy
to promote fair and successful trade
to encourage trade in developing countries
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What are the purposes of international economic organizations? Check all that apply.
to resolve trade disputes
to observe the global economy
to promote fair and successful trade
to solve the problems of various countries
to encourage trade in developing countries
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