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

World Bank Group

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

2015

World Bank Group

This background paper provides information on the study of the Group of 20 (G-20) and challenges faced by low-income developing countries (LIDCs). The study analyzes LIDCs development challenges and how G-20 economic policies can be coordinated so they can contribute to creating an enabling environment for their development. The focus of the paper is the role that trade and investment policies of G-20 countries play in this context. The paper is composed of three parts 1) the characteristics of LIDCs integration in the world economy, 2) the evolution of G-20 policies that affect LIDCs integration, and 3) the potential for changes in the G-20 trade and investment policy landscape to benefit LIDCs.

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agricultural products agriculture capacity building consumers costs credit development dispute settlement dumping econometrics economic integration economic policies export subsidies exports foreign firms foreign investment free trade gross domestic product incentives income inputs international organizations international trade investment market access markets natural resources patents production property rights subsidies tariffs taxation taxes technology transfer trade trade agreements trade barriers trade facilitation trade preferences trends value added world trade organization wto

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World Bank, Washington, DC

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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

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

2015

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