'Preferential market access' diaporamas de présentation

The Doha Round Impasse: What Can Developing Countries Do?

The Doha Round Impasse: What Can Developing Countries Do?. Alan V. Deardorff Robert M. Stern University of Michigan. The Doha Round Impasse. The Round Launched in 2001 as the Doha Development Agenda Intended to continue the multilateral trade liberalization of 50 years under the GATT

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Electronics India

Electronics India. The Second Sunrise. Content. Why India? Emerging Opportunities Policy Environment. Why India ?. 4 Big Reasons. Huge Market Large Talent Pool Conducive Policy Low Operating Costs. Electronics Market in India.

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Multi-Track Diplomacy: Seen Through the Eyes of the Practitioner

The Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity, the Africa Program and the Middle East Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Present:. Multi-Track Diplomacy: Seen Through the Eyes of the Practitioner. Preparing the Multi-Track Diplomacy:

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Chinese Textiles-Undressing the Issues

Chinese Textiles-Undressing the Issues. Hylke Vandenbussche Professor Faculty of Economics and Applied Economics Catholic University of Leuven. The Facts. In 1995: Multi-Fiber Agreement (1995-2005) which offered protection to the Textiles/Clothing industry in developed countries

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The need for international support measures and special attention to LLDCs UN-OHRLLS

The need for international support measures and special attention to LLDCs UN-OHRLLS. Official Development Assistance (ODA). ODA to LLDCs more than doubled between 2000-2010, from $11 to $25.1 billion (in real terms) But 3.2% fall in 2011 (to $25.7 billion)

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SESSION VI RIAs: SUMMING IT ALL UP

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