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China in the Caribbean : Trade, Investment, and Geopolitical Influence

Hosein, Roger; Tewarie, Bhoendradatt; Gookool-Bosland, … - 2025

Currency: Implications for the CARICOM Region -- Chapter 10: China, the Caribbean and the Hemisphere. …China has been connected with the Caribbean community (CARICOM), and wider region for an extensive period. This … integration with the global economy has had and continues to have direct and indirect effects on the CARICOM region and beyond …

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Trade efficiency, cross-border integration, and regional barriers in Northeast China

Tochkov, Kiril - In: The Chinese economy : translations and studies 55 (2022) 1, pp. 13-25

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Tax competition, spatial correlation and regional integration development : evidence from the Yangtze River Delta

Tian, Yuan; Sun, Chuanwang; Ren, Yi; Liu, Kang; Zuo, Zulin - In: Energy policy 181 (2023), pp. 1-12

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The drawbacks of preferential trade agreements in Asia

Dieter, Heribert - 2012

Preferential trade agreements are mushrooming in Asia. However, they have not been facilitating intra-regional trade as much as the supporters of these exclusive arrangements have suggested. The complexities of rules of origin - part and parcel of all preferential agreements - have resulted in...

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The drawbacks of preferential trade agreements in Asia

Dieter, Heribert - In: Economics: The Open-Access, Open-Assessment E-Journal 7 (2013) 2013-24, pp. 1-26

Preferential trade agreements have spread throughout Asia. However, they have not facilitated intra-regional trade as much as their supporters have suggested. The complexities of rules of origin - part and parcel of all preferential agreements - have resulted in low utilization rates in Asia....

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EU-African Economic Relations: Continuing Dominance, Traded for Aid?

Kohnert, Dirk - 2008

Promising growth rates, increased trade, and competition among major global players for African resources have boosted the development and bargaining power of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) in relation to the EU. However, Africa's least developed countries remain vulnerable to external shocks....

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Strengthening financial infrastructure

Morgan, Peter J.; Lamberte, Mario - 2012

This study provides comparative perspectives on the current and prospective situation of financial market development in ASEAN, the PRC, and India, identifies key priorities for strengthening financial infrastructure to promote financial development and regional integration, and produces policy...

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External drivers of institutional change in Central Asia: Regional integration schemes and the role of Russia and China

Schweickert, Rainer; Melnykovska, Inna; Plamper, Hedwig - 2012

Russia and China are assumed to challenge democratization and to promote autocracy. In a first step, we analyze Central Asia as the most-likely case, considering both Russia and China as relevant external actors. We develop a concept for our analysis based on the different strategies of Russia...

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The future of global trade and the WTO

Cling, Jean-Pierre - In: Foresight 16 (2014) 2, pp. 109-125

Purpose – The global governance of trade is in a deadlock and the WTO is suffering from a long standing crisis of legitimacy. This paper aims to analyse the main issues which might influence the governance of world trade from now until 2030 and present quantitative projections of international...

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Development of integration processes within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

Lan, Tszyan - In: Perspectives of Innovation in Economics and Business (PIEB) 2 (2009) 2, pp. 70-71

Trade and investment cooperation is one of important direction within the Shanghai Organization of Cooperation reveal. The special attention is given a interests of China in expanding its economic interests in Central Asia. The paper describes the potential for further trade and investment...

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