Traduction de «Trade hardware » (Anglais → Français) :

46. Notes that trade capacity is dependent on both hardware (infrastructure) and software (expertise); calls therefore for EU aid to be invested so as to promote both elements in many countries, particularly in cooperation with the least developed countries;

2. Considers some new technologies as enablers of change and as potentially beneficial to fundamental freedoms, human rights and business opportunities; believes that the European Union should include internet and digital freedoms in future trade negotiations as enablers of human rights; calls on the Council and the Commission, in the context of free trade agreements, to consider the possibility of implementing objective and transparent safeguards aimed at preserving unrestricted access to the open internet and ensuring the free flow of information and related services in accordance with existing legislation; calls, further, for a str ...[+++]ategy to promote secure, independent software and hardware solutions for the promotion of active democratic participation in society by citizens, in particular internet users engaging in online trading;

11. Urges the Commission to consider legislative proposals that would tackle VAT carousels at root level by introducing an EU-wide mechanism of reverse charge of VAT, which, besides being an effective anti-fraud measure, would also mean an administrative simplification for producers and traders; calls on the Commission, therefore, to come forward with legislative proposals to establish a reverse charge mechanism for the six most sensitive sectors: audio and video equipment, food and beverages, computer hardware, microprocessors and a ...[+++]ccessories, mobile telephones and accessories, textiles and automobiles; urges that VAT fraud within the EU Emission Trading System be effectively tackled;

These policy reforms have included liberalized trade agreements within bilateral and multilateral bodies; privatization of previously state-owned firms or deregulation of former monopolies; adoption of international technical standards and platforms; revision of foreign ownership rules to provide easier access to foreign capital and markets; removal of tariffs on technology hardware; and agreements on reciprocal use of communications facilities such as satellites.

The US trade deficit of around 1.2 thousand million dollars on telecommunications hardware in 1985, and the expected increase to 1.4 thousand million dollars in 1986, certainly played its part in the US Congress and Senate's moves to impose certain restrictions on access to the US market - 2 - Generally, th US Congressman and Senators responsible feel that the US telecommunications industry has to contend with unfair trading practices by some of its partners and, to make matters worse, that the world telecommunications market is not open enough.

The US trade deficit of around 1.2 thousand million dollars on telecommunications hardware in 1985, and the expected increase to 1.4 thousand million dollars in 1986, certainly played its part in the US Congress and Senate's moves to impose certain restrictions on access to the US market - 2 - Generally, th US Congressman and Senators responsible feel that the US telecommunications industry has to contend with unfair trading practices by some of its partners and, to make matters worse, that the world telecommunications market is not open enough.