Giuseppe Peressotti
@gperessotti.bsky.social
PhD student in Public Policy and Political Economy at UT Dallas | Interested in International Political Economy ~ International Trade |
(2) Existing national laws and domestic preferences appear to be related to whether agreements focus on specific provisions such as e-commerce facilitation or data privacy protection
September 20, 2025 at 7:16 PM
(2) Existing national laws and domestic preferences appear to be related to whether agreements focus on specific provisions such as e-commerce facilitation or data privacy protection
What I find:
(1) Unlike with trade-in-goods, distance does not appear to be a big constraint in how "intensively" countries decide to implement digital provisions in their PTAs
(1) Unlike with trade-in-goods, distance does not appear to be a big constraint in how "intensively" countries decide to implement digital provisions in their PTAs
September 20, 2025 at 7:15 PM
What I find:
(1) Unlike with trade-in-goods, distance does not appear to be a big constraint in how "intensively" countries decide to implement digital provisions in their PTAs
(1) Unlike with trade-in-goods, distance does not appear to be a big constraint in how "intensively" countries decide to implement digital provisions in their PTAs