英文摘要 |
In the European Union, trade policy is one of the very few genuinely common policies. It is of the exclusive competence of the Commission , and its scope has been recently broadened since, as a result of the Lisbon Treaty, investment issues now also fall under the remit of EU trade policy. While the EU has been traditionally a strong supporter of the multilateral trading system and of the WTO, it has also often engaged in bilateral or regional preferential trading arrangements under the form of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). But the nature of these arrangements has changed over time in line with shifting objectives of the EU. |