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Aid for Trade, Infrastructure, and the Growth Effects of Trade Reform : Issues and Implications for Caribbean Countries

2010

Moreira, Emmanuel Pinto


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Investment climate; Tradable goods; Domestic products; Barrier; Financial crisis; Trade tax; Knowledge spillovers; Exchange rate movement; Regional integration; Current account deficit; Distorted incentives; Producers; Import tariffs; Quantitative restrictions; Public spending; Trade balance; Export performance; Inflation stabilization; Oil; Average tariff; Tax revenues; Loss of revenue; Middle-income country; Average trade; Tax reform; Trade effects; Gdp; Foreign exchange market; Adverse effects; Infrastructure investment; Itc; Export market; Tariff rate; Political economy; Economic research; Labor market; Price of imports; Trade policy; Currency; Impact of trade; Average tariffs; Trade taxes; Crowding out; Red tape; Domestic producers; Inventory; Financial sector; Financial integration; Capital stock; Specialization; Impact of trade reforms; Expenditures; Multilateral agencies; Private financing; International competitiveness; Labor market adjustment; Labor force; Infrastructure projects; Moral hazard; Tax system; Trade agreement; Real wages; Trade diversion; Fixed shares; Bilateral institutions; External trade; Transport costs; Reduction in tariffs; Equity investment; Business climate; Trade regimes; Empirical studies; Market access opportunities; Trading; Tax rate; Positive effects; Tariff rates; Fiscal deficit; Adverse demand; Financial sectors; Export growth; Trade reform; Competitiveness; Real gdp; Technical assistance; Quality standards; Tax revenue; Unemployment rate; Budget deficits; Quotas; Development strategies; Institutional environment; Foreign exchange; Private capital; Marginal productivity; Capital needs; Creditworthiness; World economy; International markets; Tax collection; Private consumption; Currency union; Institutional constraints; Oil imports; Empirical evidence; Output; Tax rates; Institutional capacity; Trade flows; National development; Intermediate goods; Trade performance; Current account; Trade expansion; New market; Tariff revenue; Government spending; Economic reform; Global trade; Intermediate inputs; Gdp per capita; Intellectual property; Tax reforms; Welfare effects; Infrastructure development; Welfare gains; Middle-income countries; Trade integration; Developing economies; Capital accumulation; Lost tariff revenue; Domestic prices; Domestic tax system; Global integration; Tariff reductions; International transport; Regulatory environment; Government revenue; Dividend; Trade costs; Tariff revenues; New market opportunities; Outputs; Fiscal constraints; Export prices; Market reforms; Real exchange rate; Externalities; Low-income countries; Labor markets; Foreign direct investment; Growth rates; Fiscal deficits; Public savings; Adverse effect; Collateral; Trade openness; Domestic price; Mobile phone; Tariff reduction; Domestic market; Trade reforms; Tax; Positive externalities; Tax systems; Customs procedures; Share of world trade; Investment rates; External borrowing; Government borrowing; Final goods
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Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 5265http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/World BankCreative Commons Attribution CC BY 3.0
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Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 5265

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