어명근 2018-11-15T08:47:25Z 2018-11-15T08:47:25Z 2004-07 RE27-2-4 http://repository.krei.re.kr/handle/2018.oak/18077 Abstract The objective of this study is to measure the impacts of agricultural product offer at the Third Round of Bangkok Agreement. Potential Bilateral Trade(PBT), which may be interpreted as a maximum level of trade diversion effect is estimated to US$ 1.6 billion for 122 agricultural products that requested by China. This amount exceeded current agricultural import from China. The biggest PBT is US$ 345 million for corn followed by US$ 250 million for food preparations and US$ 200 for tobacco. These results seem to back up the strategy of excluding agricultural product from concession at the Third Round of Bangkok Agreement. Or it supports Korean position of re-negotiating the inclusion of agricultural products after settlement of WTO/DDA negotiation. Abstract The objective of this study is to measure the impacts of agricultural product offer at the Third Round of Bangkok Agreement. Potential Bilateral Trade(PBT), which may be interpreted as a maximum level of trade diversion effect is estimated to US$ 1.6 billion for 122 agricultural products that requested by China. This amount exceeded current agricultural import from China. The biggest PBT is US$ 345 million for corn followed by US$ 250 million for food preparations and US$ 200 for tobacco. These results seem to back up the strategy of excluding agricultural product from concession at the Third Round of Bangkok Agreement. Or it supports Korean position of re-negotiating the inclusion of agricultural products after settlement of WTO/DDA negotiation. 1. 머리말 2. 방콕협정의 경제 규모와 역내 교역 3. 방콕협정의 무역전환효과 계측 4. 맺음말: 방콕협정 제3라운드 협상 전략 한국농촌경제연구원 방콕협정의 농산물 무역전환효과와 협상 대책 Agricultural Trade Diversion Effects and Strategies for Bangkok Agreement Negotiation KREI 논문 71 55 Eor, Myongkeun page. 55 - 71 방콕협정;양허요청 및 제공 방식;무역전환효과;양국간 잠재교역액 Bangkok Agreement;Request and Offer: R/O System;Trade Diversion Effect;Potential Bilateral Trade; PBT