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The World Trade Organization’s new Agreement on Trade Facilitation has the potential to significantly reduce East Asia’s trade costs along the entire supply chain, increasing regional gross domestic product (GDP) by 2.7 percent and employment by 1.2 percent. At present, the region’s...
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The outcomes of WTO negotiations under the Doha round, Hong Kong development round and the changing European Union … regulations are likely to place new hurdles on the marine exports emerging from developing economies like India. In the light of … the above, we attempt to discuss the impact of WTO-GATS on the Indian Marine Trade and Service industry, analyze the …
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Although there are numerous empirical studies on the effect of trade facilitation on international trade and GDP, there have been no studies on the association between trade facilitation and poverty as well as inequality. This paper examines this association in low and middle income countries...
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Agriculture in India is the most important segment of the economy. Growth of Agricultural sector is crucial for Indian … in the economic, social and political fabric of India goes well beyond what is indicated by its contribution to the …. These concerns have driven both agricultural policies and public expenditures in agriculture in India as well as in other …
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This paper examines the contemporary international trade and currency system to determine whether the system is appropriate for the level of knowledge, development and maturity of countries today. International trade and currencies are a key mechanism by which governments manage the livelihoods,...
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inherent double standards in GATT/WTO rules. On the basis of experience of successful industrializers and the failure of recent … and implementation of WTO rules to detrimental interests of developing countries. He uses the example of NAMA to highlight … across-the-board and universal trade liberalization prescribed by neoliberals, he proposes the necessary changes in WTO rules …
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Executive Summary UNCTAD IX is taking place at an important historical juncture. The conclusion of the Uruguay Round negotiations and the establishment of the World Trade Organization have contributed to the emergence of a new world order in matters extending well beyond traditional trade...
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Abstract The purpose of this paper is to examine the implications of the Uruguay Round Agreements for domestic economic policy in developing countries, particularly those in the Asia Pacific region. Apart from trade liberalization these Agreements have also extended multilateral rules and...
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developing countries by International Financial Institutions (IFIs), bilateral donors and to a large extent through GATT/WTO …
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This paper empirically investigates the impact of exchange rate volatility on the real exports in India using the ARDL … exchange rate fluctuation tends to reduce real exports in India. Besides, the real exchange rate has negative short-run and … positive long-run effects on real exports. The empirical results reveal that GDP has a positive and significant impact on India …
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