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[enter Abstract Body]The Caribbean Community is in the fledgling stages of ecommerce activity but is rapidly being overtaken by the necessity to create legal and regulatory systems to deal with this inevitability. There are few countries within this region which have implemented any laws which attempt to deal holistically with the prospects and problems of ecommerce. The proposals of the Caribbean Single Market and Economy do not focus on the creation of a single regulatory body with corresponding laws or regulations which will apply to all signatories to the CSME. This paper takes a look at the experience of the European Union and the English legal system in dealing with issues of online trade and proposes that there are distinct advantages to be had by the Caribbean Community in adopting parts of the model used by the EU

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The African, Caribbean and Pacific Groups have been signatories to agreements for the sale of goods, in particular sugar, which would have seen economic stability and growth over a long term. In keeping with its own protectionist scheme the European Union in1996 introduced a revised scheme which cut the price of sugar from developing countries. This essay takes a look at how the EU protectionism scheme works

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This paper is a short exposition on the Intellectual property issues of Guyana, South America. It deals with the interrelations of the law and policy with the society at large.

Guyana, Intellectual property