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Low-Income Developing Countries and G-20 Trade and Investment Policy

2015

World Bank Group

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Bibliographic information
Publisher
World Bank, Washington, DC
Other Subjects
Competition policy; Preferential trade; Export structure; Open economies; Goods; Business environment; Metal products; Foreign suppliers; Export taxes; Generalized system of preferences; Imports of textiles; Trade relationships; Quantitative restrictions; Investment flows; Preferential trade agreement; Value; Market share; Competition; High tariffs; Gdp; Tariff rate; Income levels; Economic research; Access; Export value; Deregulation; Preferential access; Trade policy; Average tariffs; Income groups; Oil exporters; Value of exports; Absolute value; Multilateral negotiations; Measure of trade; Exporters; Trade rounds; Outcomes; Economy; Multilateral agreement; Regional trade; Trade agreement; Tariff levels; Transfer of technology; Comparative advantages; Trade diversion; Price controls; World trading system; Rules of origin; Mutual recognition; Unilateral liberalization; Domestic regulatory policies; Transport costs; Apparel; Protection of intellectual property rights; Preferential scheme; Positive effects; Tariff rates; Exchange rate movements; Competitive advantage; Preferential arrangements; Barriers to entry; Export growth; Changes in trade; Competitiveness; Trade partners; Regulatory framework; Preferential market access; Technical assistance; Preferential tariff; Transparency; Openness; Aggregate trade; Investment incentives; Value of imports; Bilateral trade barriers; Trade restrictions; Regulatory regimes; Export sectors; Tariff preferences; Criteria; Comparative advantage; Country of origin; Direct value; Trade flows; Preferential rules of origin; Agreement on trade; Intermediate goods; Tariff; Gross exports; Tariff barriers; Preferential agreement; Trade more; Investment protection; Global trade; Intermediate inputs; Value of trade; Bilateral trade; Trade integration; International investment; Tariff schedule; Border trade; Foreign investors; Negative spillovers; Preferential trade agreements; World trade; Export shares; Economic outlook; Preferential treatment; Trade costs; Global competitiveness; Regulatory policies; Risks; International exchange of goods; Ldcs; Influence; Import value; Foreign direct investment; Regional trade agreements; Country markets; Multilateral trade; Trade openness; Variables; Export diversification; Elimination of tariffs; Customs procedures; Subsidy; Investment treaties
Language
English
Type
Working Paper; Working Paper; Text
2016-03-15
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