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Why Do Countries Import Fakes? : Linkages and Correlations with Main Socio-Economic Indicators

OECD; Europäische Union / Amt für Geistiges Eigentum - 2023

This report looks at the demand for counterfeit goods and identifies its key drivers. It discusses the specificity of … the demand for counterfeit goods, including both deliberate and unintentional demand. Indeed, some consumers will …-economic factors, in particular, influencing the demand for counterfeit and pirated goods is crucial to help policymakers develop …

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Market opening, growth and employment

OECD - 2018

produce. While trade integration boosts demand and lifts wages and factor returns, the required production adjustments also …

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Fostering entrepreneurship

1998

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Regulatory reform in Spain

2000

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OECD : Imports by origin - Renewables

OECD - 20XX

OECD member countries’ imports by origin in matrix form (165 country origins) Liquid biofuels and wood pellets (6 …

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STAN Input-Output: Imports content of exports (Edition 2011)

OECD - 2011

specialization. The contribution that imports make in the production of exports of goods and services. …

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Import content of exports

OECD - 20XX

Import content of exports is defined as the share of imported inputs in the overall exports of a country, and reflects the extent to which a country is a user of foreign inputs. The measure is also often referred to as the ‘foreign value-added share of gross exports’ and is defined as the...

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