Trade policy methods are divided into tariff and non-tariff. A customs tariff is a set of customs duty rates applied to goods crossing the border of a state. Customs duties – a) taxes levied by the state on goods at the time they cross borders for protectionist or fiscal purposes; b) the levy levied on […]
Category: IER
Foreign trade policy of the state
Countries occupying a different position in the world economy in general and in various commodity markets in particular, pursue a certain foreign trade policy to protect their interests. Foreign trade policy is a purposeful influence of the state on trade relations with other countries. The choice of national foreign economic policy is significantly influenced by […]
The role of international organizations in the regulation of IER
International organizations can be divided into two groups: universal: UN, WTO, OECD; regional, which are created within the framework of integration associations: CES, APEC, etc. A significant role in the interstate regulation of IER is played by the United Nations (UN), which includes 185 countries. Among the UN organizations directly related to economic activities, mention […]
The need to regulate international economic relations at the interstate level
Multilateral regulation of world trade at the interstate level has an increasingly noticeable impact on the conditions for the implementation of trade, economic, production and technical ties between countries, on their volume and structure. Multilateral regulation is an integral part of the world trade machinery. It acts as a means of facilitating the exchange of […]
Tools for regulating labour migration
All countries of the world actively influence the processes of export and import of labor. The goal of interstate migration policy is to maximize the positive effects of international migration, minimizing the negative consequences of this phenomenon, both for donor countries and for recipient countries. The mechanism of national and international regulation of labor migration […]