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    Removing barriers to trade opens new markets and opportunities for fair competition between providers and consumers. Increased market access is an important measure of the success of international trade agreements. Eliminating a variety of tariff and non-tariff barriers through bilateral discussions can deliver freer and fairer markets with more competition. While trade barriers take many forms and can be difficult to resolve, expanding market access is a shared goal of the WTO and parties that support free trade.

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    Removing barriers to trade opens new markets and opportunities for fair competition between providers and consumers. Increased market access is an important measure of the success of international trade agreements. Eliminating a variety of tariff and non-tariff barriers through bilateral discussions can deliver freer and fairer markets with more competition. While trade barriers take many forms and can be difficult to resolve, expanding market access is a shared goal of the WTO and parties that support free trade.

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    Removing barriers to trade opens new markets and opportunities for fair competition between providers and consumers. Increased market access is an important measure of the success of international trade agreements. Eliminating a variety of tariff and non-tariff barriers through bilateral discussions can deliver freer and fairer markets with more competition. While trade barriers take many forms and can be difficult to resolve, expanding market access is a shared goal of the WTO and parties that support free trade.

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    Market Access is the removal of trade barriers and the opening up of new markets and
    opportunities on the basis of a level playing field for providers and consumers alike
    where all can compete freely and fairly for the benefit of all.

    Increased Market Access is also an important criterion for evaluating the success of the
    rules-based international trading system.

    A successful Market Access strategy is an essential element in delivering free and fair
    markets with greater competition for business, consumers and employees.
    Trade barriers come in all shapes and sizes. There are the straightforward traditional
    tariff barriers - still some very discriminatory tariffs and taxes despite 50 years of the
    General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the WTO and 9 trade rounds. There
    are new and increasingly significant non-tariff barriers, which are varied, difficult and
    complex as they can touch on sensitive cultural and social issues and can sometimes
    appeal to very legitimate concerns, e.g., regulatory issues, labelling, standards, piracy,
    abuse of intellectual property rights (IPR) and Geographical Indicators, subsidies, trade
    defence, discriminatory pricing, ad hoc bans and prohibitions and combinations of some
    of these. They all need different approaches to be overcome.
    In some cases there may be barriers which are not breaches of any specific rules that
    we can identify. In these instances we may then enter into a bilateral discussion about
    the problems with the countries concerned with the aim of finding a mutually beneficial
    solution
    Even though trade barriers are many, varied and often difficult to resolve, the good news
    is that the need for more progress on their removal and market access is common
    ground among all WTO members and all parties involved in free and fair trade - despite
    problems on other fronts. Getting rid of market barriers is the bread and butter of world
    trade.

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