There can be no international trade without access to the domestic markets of other countries, and it is essential for traders in goods and services that this access is secure and predictable. Therefore, rules on market access are at the core of WTO law. Market access for goods and services from other countries may be impeded or restricted in many different ways, but two main categories of barriers to market access can be distinguished: (1) tariff barriers; and (2) non-tariff barriers.
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