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11 Trade L. & Dev. 301 (2019)
The Last Bastion of Protectionism in Central Asia: Uzbekistan's Auto Industry in Post-WTO Accession

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Trade,   Law   and  Development


Alisher Umirdinov &  Valijon Turakulov,
The Last Bastion of Protectionism in Central
Asia: Ubekistan's Auto IndustU in Post-WTO
Accession
11(2) TRADE L. & DEV. 301 (2019)


THE LAST BASTION OF PROTECTIONISM IN CENTRAL ASIA:
UZBEKISTAN'S AUTO INDUSTRY IN POST-WTO ACCESSION

              ALISHER  UMIRDINOV* & VALIJON TURAKULOV**

         This paper examines the auto industU of UZbekistan and the legal and
         economic impkcations of UZekistan's World Trade Organisation (WTO)
         membershp.  UZbekistan's historicaly ultra-protected auto industU will
         eventualyface immensepressuresfrom economic actors ithin and outside its
         market. Consequently, the State's only car manufacturer, UZavtosanoat, may
         go bankrupt. Therefore, UZbekistan's auto industU is in a vey precarous
         position in the prospect of WTO accession. While the WTO accession my
         give rse to static effects in the short run, it may also result in dynamic effects
         in the long run. It is vital that the Ubek government steps into the WTO
         cautiously in order to avoid any unintended and undesirable economic, social,
         and/or legal consequences of a WTO membersh. This paper argues that
         smartnegotiations require a longer phase-out peod for the UZbek auto
         industU to remain competitive, at least regionall.

                            TABLE  OF CONTENTS

I.   INTRODUCTION
II.  UZBEKISTAN'S   AUTO  INDUSTRY
   A.   STRUCTURE   OF UZBEK  AUTO  INDUSTRY
   B.   MAIN  AUTOMAKERS
III. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS: CHINA, RUSSIA, AND IAZAKHSTAN
   A.   CHINA
   B.   RUSSIA
   C.   IAZAKHSTAN
IV.  EXPECTED   REQUIREMENTS FROM WTO MEMBERS
   A.   TARIFF CUTS


   Associate Professor, School of Law, Nagoya University of Economics, Japan. Email:
aumirdinov7[at]gmail.com.
.  Ph.D.  student, International Trade, Inha     University, South  Korea. Email:
valiy.uz[at]gmail.com.

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