Tariff Preferences, WTO Negotiations and the LDCs: The Case of the 'Everything But Arms' Initiative

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It is argued that least-developed countries should have access to other development assistance policies from developed nations in order to decrease trade preference dependency and to boost their supply capacities, and that their governments should actively participate in trade policy reform.

Strategy & planning, Administration of General Economic Programs, International politics, Trade Preferences, Planning, Political aspects, International relations, World Trade Organization, Company business planning, Tariff preferences

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Globalisation and Economic Growth: A Historical Perspective

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Research indicates that liberalization of trade has had a generally positive effect on growth for developing countries, but successful capital liberalization relies on high quality of institutions. Geography as a factor in explaining income distribution disparity is also examined.

Income Distribution

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The Japanese Export Insurance Arrangements: Promotion or Subsidisation?

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The use of export insurances not restricted by the World Trade Organization may be considered as a method of export promotion by developing nations facing trade deficits. Japan's export insurance system is used as an example.

Japan, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Export credit insurance

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