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COVID-19, public procurement regimes, and trade policy
Hoekman, Bernard M.; Shingal, Anirudh; Eknath, Varun; … - 2021
This paper analyzes a prominent dimension of the initial policy response to the COVID-19 pandemic observed in many countries: the imposition of export restrictions and actions to facilitate imports. Weekly data on the use of trade policy instruments during the first seven months of the COVID-19...
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Developing countries and the political economy of the trading system
Hoekman, Bernard M.; Hoekman, Bernard - 2002
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Safeguard provisions and international trade agreements involving services
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1992
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Trade laws and institutions : good practices and the World Trade Organization
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1995 - 1. print.
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The WTO, the EU and the Arab world : trade policy priorities and pitfalls
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1995
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Competition policy and the global trading system : a developing-country perspective
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1997
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Market access and multilateral trade agreements : the Uruguay Round services negotiations
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1992
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The World Trade Organization, the European Union, and the Arab World : trade policy priorities and pitfalls
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1995
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Multilateral disciplines on government procurement : what's in it for developing countries?
Hoekman, Bernard M. - 1996
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Using international institutions to improve public procurement
Hoekman, Bernard M. - In: The World Bank research observer 13 (1998) 2, pp. 249-269
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