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Emerging Trade Issues for Policymakers in Developing Countries in Asia and the Pacific, Studies in Trade and Investment No. 64
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| Author(s):
Trade and Investment Division (TID)
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| Economic Sector(s):
(1) Global trade policies; (2) Trade in commodities and manufactures; (3) Trade in services, including tourism; (4) Trade expansion, trade promotion and export development |
| ESCAP Reference
No.: ST/ESCAP/2526 |
| Division/Office:
Trade and Investment |
| Published Date:
February 2009 |
| Country:
{Non-country Specific Publication} |
| Hard Copy Price:
US$ 38.00
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| This is the second volume arising from the Macao Regional Knowledge Hub research workshop series associated with an ESCAP project under the same name. This volume combines 11 chapters under five parts: Rethinking trade for developing countries; Trade and production sharing; Trade in services; Trade, poverty and inequality; and Managing regionalism. Most of the chapters are written in a nontechnical language, but all go a long way in reviewing the most up-to-date research of relevance to trade policy formulation and implementation in the developing countries of the region.
The first volume, Future Trade Research Areas that Matter to Developing Country Policymakers: A Regional Perspective on the Doha Development Agenda and Beyond, Studies in Trade and Investment No. 61, combined papers and commentaries presented at the Post-Doha Research Agenda for Developing Countries Workshop in October 2006.
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| CONTENTS |
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Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Acronyms and abbreviations |
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Part I. Rethinking trade for developing countries
Chapter I
Trade paradigms for developing countries: Some old, some new,
some borrowed, some out of the blue
Hidegunn Kyvik Nordås
Chapter II
Domestic dimentions of the trade liberalization agenda:
An exploration
Biswajit Dhar
Part II. Trade and production sharing
Chapter III
Foreign direct investment, intraregional trade and production
sharing in East Asia
Nathalie Aminian, K.C. Fung, Hitomi Iizaka and Alan Siu
Chapter IV
Integration of small and medium-sized enterprises in international
production networks: The automotive industry in Asia
Biswajit Nag and Debdeep De
Part III. Trade in services
Chapter V
Measuring and modelling restrictions on trade in services: A case
of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation economies
Greg McGuire
Part IV. Trade, poverty and inequality
Chapter VI
Trade policy, poverty and income distribution in computable general equilibrium models: An application to the South Asia Free Trade Agreement
John Gilbert
Chapter VII
Trade liberalization and poverty in Bangladesh
Selim Raihan
Chapter VIII
Is India a services trade pro-poor? A simultaneous approach
Prabir De and Ajitava Raychaudhuri
Part V. Managing regionalism
Chapter IX
Assessing the impacts of prefenertial trade agreements in the Asian
and Pacific region
Anna Strutt and Allan N. Rae
Chapter X
Multilateral rules for regional trade agreements: Past, present and
future
Mia Mikic
Chapter XI
Reviving the Doha Round: The agenda for developing countries
Alan Deardorff, Robert Stern and John Whalley |
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