Suggests that the EU could gain over 100 billion per annum through liberalisation of the EU-US trade relationship. The gains for the US could be as much as $75 billion per year.The studies also highlight the new challenges to transatlantic trade - in particular, arguing that the EU and US should consider strengthening regulatory dialogue and cooperation, to help prevent 'non-tariff' barriers, such as domestic regulation, becoming an increasing source of trade disputes

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Venables, Anthony J.

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Enhancing economic cooperation between the EU and the Americas : an economic assessment

Suggests that the EU could gain over ?100 billion per annum through liberalisation of the EU-US trade relationship. The gains for the US could be as much as $75 billion per year. The studies also highlight the new challenges to transatlantic trade - in particular, arguing that the EU and US should consider strengthening regulatory dialogue and cooperation, to help prevent 'non-tariff' barriers, such as domestic regulation, becoming an increasing source of trade disputes

Vandenbussche, H.

Wooton, I.

Venables, A.

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Enhancing economic cooperation between the EU and the Americas: an economic assessment

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Enhancing economic cooperation between the EU and the Americas : an economic assessment

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