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Does export promotion increase economic growth? : Some cross-section evidence

Subasat, Turan - In: Development policy review 20 (2002) 3, pp. 333-349

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The rhetorical power of aid for trade : UK aid in the age of Brexit and COVID-19

Melvin, Jennifer - In: Canadian journal of development studies 45 (2024) 1, pp. 42-61

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Has Aid for Trade Increased Recipient Exports? The Impact of US AfT Allocations 1999-2008

Finkel, Steven E.; Rodriquez-Zepeda, Juan; … - 2010

After a decade of Aid for Trade (AfT) allocations, we can now begin to assess whether this new development strategy has been effective. Focusing on the short-term goal of export growth, we examine whether AfT from the US government promoted exports within recipient national economies over the...

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Aid for Trade : Supporting Trade Preference Reform

Prowse, Susan - 2010

Aid-for-trade programs can help strengthen low-income countries’ supply capacity and knowledge of trade preferences, which will allow them to take fuller advantage of these preferences. Aid for trade to support preference reform can be divided into three categories: (i) creation of...

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Latin versus European power : a tale of two market reforms

Mennel, Tim (contributor); … - 2007

This paper compares electricity market reforms in the European Union with reforms in Chile and Brazil. The paradigm of … present the institutional framework as well as the development of electricity markets in the European Union, Chile and Brazil … electricity companies and transnational competition, Chile and Brazil have only partially liberalized their electricity sector …