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The Costs of Rules of Origin in Apparel : African Preferential Exports to the United States and the European Union

Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - 2010

The European Union and the United States offer, simultaneously, preferential market access to exports of a group of African countries. Although similar regarding the extent of preferences for apparel, a key sector for least developed countries, these agreements differ as regards rules of origin...

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The costs of rules of origin in apparel : African preferential exports to the United States and the European Union

Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - 2008

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Preferential market access design : evidence and lessons from African apparel exports to the US and the EU

De Melo, Jaime; Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - 2013

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Preferential Market Access Design : Evidence and Lessons from African Apparel Exports to the US and the EU

De Melo, Jaime; Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - 2013

design also mattered for diversity in apparel exports, as the number of export varieties grew more rapidly under the Africa …, under the United States Africa Growth Opportunity Act, 22 African countries exporting apparel to the United States can use … the design of preferences. The paper estimates that this simplification contributed to an increase in export volume of …

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Preferential Market Access Design : Evidence and Lessons from African Apparel Exports to the United States and the European Union

De Melo, Jaime; Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - 2014

rules of origin are complicated and burdensome to exporters in least developed countries. Since 2001, under the U.S. Africa … Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA), 22 African countries that export apparel to the United States have been able to use fabric of …. Estimates show that this simplification contributed to an increase in export volume of approximately 168 percent for the top …

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Preferential Market Access Design : Evidence and Lessons from African Apparel Exports to the Us and the EU

De Melo, Jaime - 2017

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Preferential market access design : evidence and lessons from African apparel exports to the United States and the European Union

De Melo, Jaime; Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - In: The World Bank economic review 28 (2014) 1, pp. 74-98

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Rules of origin, preferences and diversification in apparel : African exports to the US and to the EU

De Melo, Jaime; Portugal-Pérez, Alberto - 2008

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The handbook of global trade policy

Klasen, Andreas (ed.) - 2020

"Global trade is a key driver for economic growth, and trade is related to several dimensions: The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) with disruptive technologies, globalisation of markets, innovation leading to new trade opportunities, as well as foreign investments following exports lead to...

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Small Trade Flows, Compliance Costs and Trade Preferences : The Case of EU Imports from African LDCs

Nilsson, Lars - 2012

Previous work has shown that a significant number of preference eligible goods are imported into the EU from developing countries at relatively small values and that the rate of preference utilisation of these imports are low and in many cases zero. This fact is unobserved in the aggregate...

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