Labor Clauses in Trade Agreements¶
Carrère, C., Olarreaga, M., & Raess, D. (2022). Labor Clauses in Trade Agreements: Hidden Protectionism?. The Review of International Organizations, 17(3), 453-483.
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- in curricular requirements that couple popular electives with unpopular core courses (an illustration, not a documented case), and in trade arrangements that tie market access to acceptance of labour standards.
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The abstract covers labour clauses written into preferential trade agreements and their trade effects, but nowhere states that market access is conditioned on accepting labour standards, so only the frame is anchored.
“We explore the impact of the introduction and design of labor clauses (LCs) in preferential trade agreements (PTAs) on bilateral trade flows over the period 1990–2014.”
- in curricular requirements that couple popular electives with unpopular core courses (an illustration, not a documented case), and in trade arrangements that tie market access to acceptance of labour standards.
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