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'virtual size' of an economy as trade with neighboring countries increases. This leads to substantial benefits from scale …
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empirical methods. It begins with an overview of South Asia for a general understanding of the state of the region's economy and … with the global economy. Integration under the SAFTA is, South Asia must understand, the first step in that direction. …
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This paper draws on recent field work within South Asia and an extensive review of secondary data to examine the dynamics of cross border trade and investment in South Asia, exploring the potential for, and obstacles to, such trade through the lens of a sector that is salient throughout South...
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The slow progress and modest achievements of regional integration in South Asia have generated a huge amount of skepticism about its role as an effective strategy of growth. The present study, however, argues that there is need to forge deeper integration within the region. It examines the...
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into the world economy) explain the successful trends, and can be thought of - at least in hindsight - as a development …
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Oman and Bahrain are Middle Eastern success stories. There are some key similarities. Both have followed pragmatic development strategies built on a stable foundation of strengthened governance structures and enhanced economic liberalization. These improvements occurred in somewhat different...
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