임송수 김상현 임소영 2018-11-15T08:18:10Z 2018-11-15T08:18:10Z 2006-11 R538 http://repository.krei.re.kr/handle/2018.oak/15057 This study examines trade and policy concerns raised during agricultural negotiations under the Doha Development Agenda and evaluates their potential impacts on domestic agriculture and farm policies. By analyzing key negotiation proposals tabled by major member countries including the United States, the European Union and G20 developing countries, this research investigates modality issues on market access, domestic support and export competition. The results of market access scenarios can be summarized as follows: First, the EU and the G20 proposals would have Korea cut its tariffs less than the case of the US proposal. Second, the designation of sensitive products would attenuate a sharp cut in tariffs. But, the advantages of tariff cuts by designating sensitive products would be vanished if tariff capping is placed on. Third, special products could be a practical way to ward off tariff capping on most sensitive and high tariff products. Regardless of their scope, special products is likely to bring about far significant benefits than sensitive products. As for domestic support, Korea may not be bound by the Overall Trade Distorting Subsidies (OTDS). But, the reduction obligation of the Aggregate Measurement of Support (AMS), de minimis and Blue Box would restrain policy flexibilities in the future. Special and differential treatment for developing countries are envisaged to ensure gradual policy reform. Monte Carlo simulations are utilized to forecast possible outcomes of modalities. Korea's average tariff rate (currently 63%) is forecast at 35% under a developing country status. The total AMS is expected to fall from 1.5 to 1.0 trillion won. The de minimis support is likely to be 2.9 trillion won and blue box payments would be capped by 862 billion won. With developed country's commitments, the average tariff rate would be 17%. And the domestic support is forecasted at 759 billion won for the total AMS, 1.1 trillion won for de minimis, and 867 billion won for Blue Box. To fully take advantage of developing country's status, Korea should pay attention to the securement of enough number of tariff lines as special products. In addition, tariff capping must be abrogated. If inevitable, tariff capping should not apply neither to sensitive products nor to special products. As shown in the sensitivity analysis, the OTDS support would be greatly influenced by a permitted level of de minimis support. Hence, any cuts in de minimis support must be minimized to ensure the effectiveness of OTDS support and policy flexibilities. Researchers: Song Soo Lim, Sang Hyun Kim, So Yeong Lim E-mail address: songsoo@krei.re.kr 제1장 서론 1. 연구 필요성과 목적 1 2. 연구 내용과 방법 2 제2장 모댈리티 협상 동향과 쟁점 분석 1. 모댈리티 협상 동향 3 2. 분야별 협상 쟁점 분석 5 3. 협상 중단의 원인과 시사점 41 제3장 시나리오 분석과 시뮬레이션 1. 시장접근 분야 49 2. 국내보조 분야 72 제4장 모댈리티 협상 전망과 대응방향 1. 모댈리티 협상 전망 83 2. 모댈리티 협상 전략 87 3. 이행계획서(C/S) 작성 방향 89 4. 국내 농정 대응 방향 92 제5장 요약 및 결론 1. 모댈리티 협상 안의 평가와 분석 97 2. 모댈리티 협상 전망과 대응방향 98 3. 연구 과제 99 부록 1 민감품목 대우에 관한 방법론 101 부록 2 DDA 농업협상 관련 용어 정의 107 Abstract 112 표·그림 차례 114 참고 문헌 118 한국농촌경제연구원 DDA 농업 모댈리티 협상안의 평가와 대응 방향 An Evaluation of the Doha Agricultural Negotiations and Policy Implications KREI 보고서 Lim, Songsoo