Impact of information technology in trade facilitation on small and medium-sized enterprises in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s integration into the global trade regime is largely attributed to the robustness of
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Towards a better understanding of the political economy of regional integration in the GMS: Stakeholder coordination and consultation for subregional trade facilitation in China
To bring about mutual benefits and development in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), China has a
Prospects of economic cooperation in the Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar region: A quantitative assessment
This paper quantifies the economic impact of Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar (BCIM) economic
The Impact of Information Technology in Trade Facilitation on Small and Medium Enterprises in the Philippines
Focusing on electronic lodgment through web-based applications of value-added service providers a
Policy responses to the rice crisis: Past practices and recommendations for South Asia
South Asia 1 produces approximately 32 per cent of the world’s rice and accounts for 31 per cent
Does decentralization foster a good trade and investment climate? Early lessons from Indonesian decentralization
Good public governance has emerged as a key determinant of the economic performance of countries,
Trade and Social Development: The case of Asia
Although, some of the Asian economies, like, China, India and Viet Nam, are growing at a faster p
Impact of Trade Facilitation Measures and Regional Trade Agreements on Food and Agricultural Trade in South Asia
South Asia has been considered as the least integrated region in the world despite its attempts t
Competitiveness of Nepalese ready-made garments after expiry of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing
The fierce competition in the global textiles and clothing (T&C) market unleashed by the expi
Trade Facilitation and Expanding the Benefits of Trade: Evidence from Firm Level Data
Existing empirical studies on trade costs and trade facilitation largely focus on aggregate impac