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The E-book on Interpretation and Utilization of RCEP Agreement

03:17 - 16/02/2022

Time: 2021

By: East Asia Business Council (EABC)

On 15 November 2020, the RCEP—an agreement which includes the ASEAN, Australia, China, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea—was formally signed. It marks a major success for multilateralism. RCEP will play an important role in promoting prosperity and shared development in the Asia-Pacific region.

Catalogue

Chapter 1: Preamble

Chapter 2: Content Overview of RCEP

Chapter 3: Trade in Goods

Chapter 4: Trade in Services and Investment

Chapter 5: Other Provisions

Chapter 6: Trade Remedies and Dispute Settlement

Chapter 7: Trade and Investment Opportunities between ASEAN and RCEP Countries

Chapter 8: Trade and Investment Opportunities between Australia and RCEP Countries

Chapter 9: Trade and Investment Opportunities between China and RCEP Countries

Chapter 10: Trade and Investment Opportunities between Japan and RCEP Countries

Chapter 11: Trade and Investment Opportunities between Korea and RCEP Countries

Chapter 12: Trade and Investment Opportunities between New Zealand and RCEP Countries

Chapter 13: Summary

Source: East Asia Business Council (EABC)

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Report: Review and upgrade of the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement
Report: Review and upgrade of the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement
Implementing Rules of Origin in CPTPP - 3 years journey from the effective date of the Agreement
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Introduction to the Self-Certification of Origin of Goods mechanism in the CPTPP Agreement
Introduction to the Self-Certification of Origin of Goods mechanism in the CPTPP Agreement

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