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The Relationship Between International Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization: Are They Complementary or Contradictory?

العلاقة بين صندوق النقد الدولي و منظمة التجارة العالمية: تكامل أم تناقض؟

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 Publication date 2012
and research's language is العربية
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There are several aspects of the relationship between International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Trade Organization (WTO). Although of the overlapping matters which they concern with, as the IMF concerns with exchange matters, where as the WTO cares to liberalizing of international trade, nevertheless, it seems they are tangled in details. So, it is difficult to separate international trade fromexchange matters. This research deals with the relationship between IMF andWTO through three points: First point responses to the question: what are the legal bases of relationship between IMF and WTO? The second one focuses on differences in scope and exercise of jurisdiction, in order to clarify that the purposes of the WTO and the IMF are complementary, although they are asymmetrical organizations. Third point searches on homogeneous rights and obligations in both organizations, especially as to Articles of WTO’s Agreements which relate to IMF’s jurisdiction, such as exchange restrictions in the GATT and in the GATS. ...

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يعد التشاور بين صندوق النقد الدولي (الصندوق) و منظمة التجارة العالمية (المنظمة) موضوعاً تتفاعل فيه هاتان المؤسستان الدوليتان. و يثير هذا البحث تساؤلاً عن: هل تكون عملية التشاور حقاً لهاتين المؤسستين أم لإحداهما، أم التزاماً مترتباً عليهما أم على إحدا هما. و قد عولج الموضوع من خلال بندين رئيسين، تناول أولهما النظام القانوني للتشاور بين الصندوق و المنظمة، إذ حدد الأساس القانوني للتشاور من جهة، و القيمة القانونية له من جهة أخرى. أما البند الثاني فقد عولجت فيه قضيتان عرضتا أمام قضاء المنظمة، انطوتا على مسائل في صميم اختصاص الصندوق، إحداهما (قضية الرسوم على الواردات التي فرضتها الأرجنتين) و أثيرت فيها مشروطية الصندوق، و ثانيتهما (قضية ميزان المدفوعات الهندية) التي أقيمت ضد الهند لفرضها قيوداً كمية بسبب وضع ميزان مدفوعاتها. في كلتا القضيتين كانت فرق تسوية النزاعات مطالبةً بالتشاور مع الصندوق. لكن فرق التسوية اتخذت مواقف مختلفة حيال مسألة التشاور.
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