Friday, Jul 28, 2006

#39. Destination Europe II

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The second of our comprehensive guides to an agreement with the European Union meant to replace aid with trade, with Junior Lodge, who's coordinating negotiations on an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) on behalf of Cariforum. TradeSpeak describes a customs union. Part two of two.

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Friday, Jul 21, 2006

#38. Expowering OECS Exporters

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The CRNM hits the road again to help the Eastern Caribbean private sector become more informed so it can be more actively involved in exploring new markets and increasing market share. Dr. Claudius Preville, the CRNM Trade Policy Advisor and OECS trade representative, speaks ahead of two Trade Power Dialogues, in Kingstown, St Vincent, on July 25th and St. George's, Grenada on July 27th. TradeSpeak explains National Treatment.

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Friday, Jul 14, 2006

#37. Destination Europe - part one

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In the first of our comprehensive guides to an agreement meant to replace aid with trade, we explain the proposed Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the European Union and its former Caribbean colonies - now considered trade partners on equal terms. Junior Lodge, the CRNM's technical coordinator in Brussels on the EPA negotiations, joins us and on TradeSpeak, the European Union is described. Part one of two.

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Friday, Jul 07, 2006

#36. From nano-firms to mega-profits

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CRNM Director General Ambassador Richard Bernal has been making waves in the Caribbean's business circles with his new paper that argues that even the region's largest firms are minute compared with the world's largest multinational corporations. He makes a case for developing globally competitive Caribbean firms beyond the confines of Caricom economies and the limits of traditional definitions of small businesses. TradeSpeak explains market power.

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