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Trade liberalisation and productivity growth : time-series evidence from Australian manufacturing

Chand, Satish - 1997

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Trade liberalisation and economic cooperation : the island states of the South Pacific

Chand, Satish - In: Pacific economic bulletin 12 (1997) 1, pp. 30-40

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Pacific integration and regional governance : globalisation or self-inflicted wounds in the Fiji sugar and garment industries

Chand, Satish - In: Pacific economic bulletin 20 (2005) 3, pp. 124-129

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Trade liberalization and productivity growth : evidence from Indian manufacturing

Chand, Satish; Sen, Kunal - 1996

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Competitive pressures from trade exposure : evidence from Indian manufacturing

Chand, Satish; Sen, Kunal - 1998

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Trade liberalisation and manufacturing industry productivity growth

Chand, Satish - In: Microeconomic reform and productivity growth : workshop …, (pp. 239-271). 1998

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Industry openness, firm characteristics, and wage inequality : evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms

Huang, Qiong; Chand, Satish - In: International journal of economic policy in emerging … 10 (2017) 1, pp. 98-108

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Trade liberalization and productivity growth : evidence from Indian manufacturing

Chand, Satish; Sen, Kunal - In: Review of development economics 6 (2002) 1, pp. 120-132

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Tariff-growth nexus in the Australian economy, 1870 - 2002 : is there a paradox?

Athukorala, Premachandra (contributor); … - 2007

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Trade Liberalization and Productivity Growth : Evidence from Indian Manufacturing

Chand, Satish; Sen, Kunal - 2004

The impact of trade liberalization on productivity growth is still an empirical issue; the theoretical literature is as yet unclear on the direction of any such association. This paper develops an analytical framework and employs it to empirically test whether trade liberalization in Indian...

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