[PT2021] Training Course on COVID-19 and the Future of World Trade
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Invitation for
Training Course on COVID-19 and the Future of World
Trade
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About The
Course
Introduction
COVID-19
is a humanitarian crisis on a global scale.The rationale behind this training is
based on the fact that in the wake of COVID 19 and trading, supply chains will
be affected by some likely diversification among foreign suppliers. But again,
this will be limited by economic viability. Businesses can plan for
contingencies but in the end must preserve revenues and profits. The leanest of
just-in-time supply chains may be a level of efficiency that can no longer be
afforded. So, inventories will rise, but again be constrained by the economics
of running a business. Outside of supporting the production and stockpiling of
medical supplies and vaccines, technology and market forces will be much greater
factors determining trading patterns than government policies, including the use
of regional trade agreements. In an extreme emergency, even membership in a
customs union did not prevent some individual national actions which were at
odds with the ideal of a single market.
Regional
trading arrangements can be useful for exploring paths forward for rule-making
where progress would be more complicated to achieve on a global basis. In
addition, regional integration can be productive and should be fostered.
Nevertheless, in terms of total trade flows, sub-multilateral agreements are not
determinative. Businesses still have to serve markets wherever they are located
and will continue to need to reach out beyond the regions in which they are
located.
Duration 10
days.
Target
Audience: This training course in intended for
Business Managers, Chief Executive Officers, Board Members, Finance Directors,
Internal and External Auditors, Government officials and those from both the
private and public sector who wish to undertake the course
Course Outcomes:
Upon
completing this workshop, the delegates should be able to:
•
Understand the health implications of COVID-19 pandemic
•
Test the applicable and acceptable indicators in evaluating and monitoring the
global effects of the pandemic
•
Understand the response strategies to COVID-19
•
Gain understanding of the essential factors to consider in responding to
COVID-19 to sustain world trading
•
Facilitate the analysis of the organization or the country-specific and
crosscutting case studies.
•
Understand terms of total trade flows and sub-multilateral agreements.
•
Understand factors determining trading patterns than government policies,
including the use of regional trade agreements.
Course Content
Module 1
Introduction:
•
COVID-19
•
Trade agreements
•
Responsiveness
•
The values of the multilateral trading system
•
Innovation and Openness to Change due to COVID-19
•
Sustainability and Long-term Orientation
Module 2: government policies
on international trade
•
Administration, transparency, and judicial review
•
Imposition of export tax
•
Right to trade (approval system for trading)
•
Non-tariff measures (import restrictions)
•
Prohibition of imported second-hand clothes
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Export restrictions
•
Export restrictions on raw materials
•
Tariffs
1) issues related to the measures affecting imports of automobile
parts
2) tariff classification
•
Anti-dumping and countervailing measures
Module 3: Global Supply chain
Issues
•
Rising price of fuel to transport goods by road, sea or air
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Increasing commodity prices raising the cost of raw materials
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Higher labor costs from suppliers and manufacturers
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Complex international logistics (higher charges for storage, transfer and
management of products.
Module 4 Approach and
methodology in Trading
i.
What is the problem?
ii.
How can we get data?
iii.
What data can we get?
iv.
How can we use the data? Construction of a governance index; Utilization of
governance indicators.
Module 5: Trade Agreements
Issues in a Post-COVID-19 World
•
Inadequate public facilities, wide-spread poverty and crowded living conditions
make them particularly vulnerable.
•
Bilateral cooperation
•
Regional emergency strategy
•
Transport regulation
•
Member States the freedom to protect essential national interests in times of an
emergency.
Module 6: Policy
Areas
Deep
trade agreements could shape trade in the COVID-19 and postCOVID-19 period
Old
and new measures can result from:
As
non-synchronized recovery creates competition for scarce demand, tariffs to
redirect demand towards domestic production ?
In
situations of scarcity, export restrictions to meet domestic demand ?
As
states subsidize firms, recourse to countervailing duties (CVDs) ?
To
address rising aversion to various risks, e.g. health, security, privacy,
increasing regulatory protectionism (“precautionism”)
To
deal with limited access to diagnostic tests, vaccines and treatments, attempts
to overcome constraints posed by intellectual property rights.
Methodology
•
The instructor led trainings are delivered using a blended learning approach and
comprises of presentations, guided sessions of practical exercise, web-based
tutorials and group work. Our facilitators are seasoned industry experts with
years of experience, working as professional and trainers in these
fields
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