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Viewing cable 05QUITO57, US SERVICE MARKET ACCESS PRIORITIES IN ECUADOR

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
05QUITO57 2005-01-07 21:57 2011-05-02 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Quito 
This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.
 
UNCLAS QUITO 000057 
 
SIPDIS 
 
DEPT PASS TO USTR CHARLIE HOOKER AND BENNETT HARMAN 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: ETRD WTO
SUBJECT: US SERVICE MARKET ACCESS PRIORITIES IN ECUADOR 
 
REF: STATE 270998 
 
Per reftel request, below is Mission Ecuador's response 
regarding U.S. service market access priorities. 
 
WTO SERVICES PRIORITIES         Priority    Openness 
Legal services                        3             M 
Accounting, audit and bookkeeping     4             H 
Taxation                              4             H 
Architectural                         3             M 
Engineering & integrated engineering  3             M 
Urban plan. & landscape architecture  5             M 
Computer and related services         2             H 
Research & Development                5             M 
Real estate                           4             M 
Rental/Leasing                        3             M 
Advertising                           2             H 
Market res, public opinion, polling   4             H 
Management consulting                 1             M 
Technical testing and analysis        2             M 
(including Energy related) 
Services incidental to agriculture    4             M 
hunting, forestry, fishing 
Mining                                4             M 
Energy Services                       1             M 
Services incident to energy distrib.  4             L 
Placement and supply of personnel     4             L 
Investigation & security              3             H 
Related scientific and tech consult   1             M 
Maintenance & repair                  1             H 
Building cleaning                     5             M 
Photographic                          5             H 
Packaging                             3             H 
Printing & publishing                 3             M 
Convention services                   4             H 
Courier services                      1             L 
Telecommunications                    1             L 
Audiovisual                           3             M 
Construction & related engineering    1             M 
Distribution services                 2             M 
(commission agents, wholesale trade, 
retailing, franchising) 
Educational                           4             M 
Environmental                         3             L 
Insurance                             2             M 
Banking and other financial           2             L 
(opportunity to manage private sector 
management of social security funds) 
Tourism                               3             H 
Recreation and sports                 5             H 
 
 
1 = Highest Priority to US commercial interests 
5 = Lowest Priority 
H, M, L = High, Mid, Low market openness 
KENNEY