Trade and Investment
East Asia Free Trade Area (ASEAN+3)
(EAFTA (ASEAN+3) )
ASEAN Leaders endorse a 'Framework for Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership', replacing references to CEPEA and EAFTA with references to ASEAN’s FTA partners
Sources:
Proposed/Under
consultation
and study
consultation
and study
Members
Relevant Dates
- Proposed/Under consultation and study
2004-11-29 - Not yet notified to the WTO
News
- Cambodia stands to benefit from Thai Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) panel’s approval for feasibility studies on three new projectsKhmer Times7 Oct 2020
- Chinese premier calls for new progress of [People's Rep. of] China-Japan tiesXinhua News Agency11 May 2018
- [Rep. of] Korea, [People's Rep. of] China, Japan to cooperate on trilateral business tiesYonhap News9 May 2018
- ASEAN, [People's Republic of] China, Japan, [Rep. of] Korea call for open trade systemPhilippine News Agency20 Nov 2017
Opinions and Editorials
- Debate on [People's Republic of] China's TPP role regains momentumChina Daily11 Jul 2013
- Striking a balance: Asian institutions and global influenceEast Asia Forum11 Jul 2013
- Signs of regained strength in East ChinaChina Daily19 Feb 2013
- ASEAN partners walk the talkThe Jakarta Post20 Nov 2011
Studies and Research
- Measuring Trade Creation Effects of Free Trade Agreements: Evidence from Wine Trade in East AsiaK. Harada and S. NishitatenoCrawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University1 Apr 2021
- Use of National Currencies for Trade Settlement in East Asia: A ProposalI.H. Lee and Y.C. ParkAsian Development Bank Institute1 Apr 2014
- Preferential and Non-Preferential Approaches to Trade Liberalization in East Asia: What Differences Do Utilization Rates and Reciprocity Make?J. MenonAsian Development Bank1 Mar 2013
- East Asia FTA: effects on [People's Republic of] China's selected industriesLoke, W.-H.The University of Nottingham6 Feb 2013
Featured Publications
Edited by: Bambang Susantono, Yasuyuki Sawada, Cyn-Young Park
Toward Optimal Provision of Regional Public Goods in Asia and the Pacific