Trade Liberalisation
- Services liberalisation in South Asia
- P.R. Pandey / South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics & Environment, 2009
- The services sector is the largest productive sector in all the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) economies (except Afghanistan), accounting for more than half of domestic output and an even larger share in econ...
- Reforming custom services in South Asian LDCs is essential as gains would be enormous
- R. Adhikari / South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics & Environment, 2011
- The inability of South Asian least-developed countries (LDCs) to effectively exploit the WTO market access opportunities and some unilateral non-reciprocal trade preferences is explained by a number of constrains. This discussion pape...
- NAFTA and US farm subsidies exacerbate the illegal labour flow from Mexico to the US
- J. Luckstead; S. Devadoss; A. Rodriguez / AgEcon Search, 2012
- One of the major root causes of illegal immigration from Mexico to the United States is economic inequality. This paper analyses the effects of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and US farm subsidies on US-Mexican illega...
- Resources from Young Lives study
- Young Lives, 2011
- Policy papers from the Young Lives study: Putting Children at the Centre of Poverty Debates Inequalities, Life Chances and Gender Understanding the Impacts of Crisis...
- South African agricultural productivity gained from trade liberalisation, but R&D can add more
- M.Y. Teweldemedhin; H.D. Van Schalkwyk / AgEcon Search, 2011
- A challenge facing South Africa is to ensure that agriculture continues to contribute to the national policy objectives of economic growth. This study attempts to examine the empirical relationship between trade and total factor produ...
- Is Chile a potential partner or an actual competitor for South Africa’s agricultural exports?
- B. Nyhodo; E. Nakana; H. Phahlane; L. Kotze / National Agricultural Marketing Council, South Africa, 2010
- The objective of this paper is to uncover areas where South Africa could potentially increase its trade with Chile and what policy lessons can be taken from the Chilean experience. The paper indicates that South Africa and Chile follo...
- Trade negotiations and globalisation - the experience of India - tables, charts, notes and references
- S. Roy / Eldis Document Store, 2010
- Tables notes and charts for occasional paper, "Globalisation, trade and development: India in a comparative frame", that explores the relationship between globalisation, trade negotiations and development through a comparative politic...
- Trade negotiations and globalisation - the experience of India, parts 2 and 3
- S. Roy / Eldis Document Store, 2009
- Globalisation, trade and development: India in a comparative frame: this paper is in three parts. Part 1 uncovers the historical process of trade negotiations from the inception of GATT (1947),the WTO. It argues for the critical need ...
- Trade negotiations and globalisation - the experience of India
- S. Roy / Eldis Document Store, 2009
- This paper explores the relationship between globalisation, trade negotiations and development through a comparative political economy study of India -an 'emerging giant'. The paper is in three parts. Part 1 uncovers...
- East Asia’s trade after the financial crisis
- P.C. Athukorala; A. Kohpaiboon / Research Centre International Economics, Austrian Institute of Economic Research, 2010
- The ‘decoupling’ thesis - that the East Asian region has become a self-contained economic entity with potential for maintaining its own growth dynamism, independent of traditional developed market economies, was a po...
- Services liberalisation in South Asia
- P.R. Pandey / South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics & Environment, 2009
- The services sector is the largest productive sector in all the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) economies (except Afghanistan), accounting for more than half of domestic output and an even larger share in econ...
- Reforming custom services in South Asian LDCs is essential as gains would be enormous
- R. Adhikari / South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics & Environment, 2011
- The inability of South Asian least-developed countries (LDCs) to effectively exploit the WTO market access opportunities and some unilateral non-reciprocal trade preferences is explained by a number of constrains. This discussion pape...
- NAFTA and US farm subsidies exacerbate the illegal labour flow from Mexico to the US
- J. Luckstead; S. Devadoss; A. Rodriguez / AgEcon Search, 2012
- One of the major root causes of illegal immigration from Mexico to the United States is economic inequality. This paper analyses the effects of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and US farm subsidies on US-Mexican illega...
- Resources from Young Lives study
- Young Lives, 2011
- Policy papers from the Young Lives study: Putting Children at the Centre of Poverty Debates Inequalities, Life Chances and Gender Understanding the Impacts of Crisis...
- South African agricultural productivity gained from trade liberalisation, but R&D can add more
- M.Y. Teweldemedhin; H.D. Van Schalkwyk / AgEcon Search, 2011
- A challenge facing South Africa is to ensure that agriculture continues to contribute to the national policy objectives of economic growth. This study attempts to examine the empirical relationship between trade and total factor produ...
- Is Chile a potential partner or an actual competitor for South Africa’s agricultural exports?
- B. Nyhodo; E. Nakana; H. Phahlane; L. Kotze / National Agricultural Marketing Council, South Africa, 2010
- The objective of this paper is to uncover areas where South Africa could potentially increase its trade with Chile and what policy lessons can be taken from the Chilean experience. The paper indicates that South Africa and Chile follo...
- Trade negotiations and globalisation - the experience of India - tables, charts, notes and references
- S. Roy / Eldis Document Store, 2010
- Tables notes and charts for occasional paper, "Globalisation, trade and development: India in a comparative frame", that explores the relationship between globalisation, trade negotiations and development through a comparative politic...
- Trade negotiations and globalisation - the experience of India, parts 2 and 3
- S. Roy / Eldis Document Store, 2009
- Globalisation, trade and development: India in a comparative frame: this paper is in three parts. Part 1 uncovers the historical process of trade negotiations from the inception of GATT (1947),the WTO. It argues for the critical need ...
- Trade negotiations and globalisation - the experience of India
- S. Roy / Eldis Document Store, 2009
- This paper explores the relationship between globalisation, trade negotiations and development through a comparative political economy study of India -an 'emerging giant'. The paper is in three parts. Part 1 uncovers...
- East Asia’s trade after the financial crisis
- P.C. Athukorala; A. Kohpaiboon / Research Centre International Economics, Austrian Institute of Economic Research, 2010
- The ‘decoupling’ thesis - that the East Asian region has become a self-contained economic entity with potential for maintaining its own growth dynamism, independent of traditional developed market economies, was a po...
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