text: . . I 'I ! • • ~ .... i .' . ~ ~ .. , r ... . The impact of change and the opportunities for a successful conclusion of the code negotiations found in the new investment environment are examined in the second and third part of this report, the latter focusing on the interrelationships between the Code and the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations on services. An evaluation of the main findings in these sections leads to the conclusion that the draft code provides the appropriate framework to deal effectively with current and emerging transnational corporation issues in the new policy environment. I• • • CONTENTS INTRODUCT ION ....•.............•.•..•...•....•....•.•. , , · · · · · · · · · I. II. PROGRESS ON THE CODE NEGOTIATIONS A CHANGING INVESTMENT ENVIRONMEN! .......................... ....................... ... A. Recent changes of relevance to the code ............... · B. Impact of change on the United Nations code .......... . III. THE CODE OF CONDUCT AND THE URUGUAY ROUND ..•.•............ A. Interrelationships .•.••••••......•. ......•....... • • • • - B. Trade in services and the code •.••...•.....•.....•.... IV. PROSPECTS FOR AN EARLY CONCLUS ION OF THE CODE .••.......... E/C.10/1990/5 English Page 3 E'..al:ag~ ~ . 1 -2 4 3 -4 4 5 -64 5 7 -35 6 36 -64 13 65 -77 20 65 -68 20 69 -17 21 78 -84 23 Annex. REPORT ON THE HAGUE SYMPOSIUM ON,THE UNITED NATIONS CODE OF CONDUCT ON TRANSNATIONAL CORPORAT IONS . • . . • . • . . . . • • . . • • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 28 I ••• E/C,10/1990/5 English Page 4 INTRODUCTION 1. As its fifteenth session, the Commission on Transnational Corporations 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the United Nations Code of Conduct on Transnational Corporations, discussing the impact of change and the opportunities for a successful conclusion of the code negotiations in the new investment environment. It also touches on the interrelationships between the Code and the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations on services. This suggests that the report is focused on economic and trade-related issues, rather than natural resources, environment, agriculture, or other non-economic topics.