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Policy anchors : do free trade agreements and WTO accessions serve as vehicles for developing-country policy reform?

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Policy anchors: do free trade agreements and WTO accessions serve as vehicles for developing-country policy reform?

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Domestic sources of India's trade policy preferences in RCEP negotiations

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Policy Anchors : Do Free Trade Agreements and WTO Accessions Serve as Vehicles for Developing-Country Policy Reform?

Ferrantino, Michael J. - 2006

It is sometimes claimed that free trade agreements (FTAs) between large countries and smaller developing countries serve as "policy anchors" by acting as a mechanism for the smaller developing country to make credible commitments to policy reform which they might not otherwise make. Such policy...

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