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N ° 2007 – 20 November BILATERAL TRADE OF CULTURAL GOODS

One of the most contentious issues of current multilateral trade negotiations relates to liberalization of trade in cultural goods and services. On the one hand, countries such as the United States would like to see cultural goods and services subjected to the same requirements for national treatment and non-discrimination as standard commodities. Opposing this, countries such as France and Canada have advocated a “cultural exception.” Therefore, it is essential to identify the determinants of flows of cultural goods and to understand their insertion in international trade.