Integration of Landlocked Countries into the Global Economy and Domestic Economic Reforms: The case of Lao People’s Democratic Republic
The special needs and difficulties of landlocked countries as they seek to achieve integration in
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Transit and Trade Barriers in Eastern South Asia: A Review of the Transit Regime and Performance of Strategic Border-Crossings
In recent years, South Asia has received growing attention as a region that is integrating succes
Trade and Investment Linkages and Policy Coordination: Lessons from Case Studies in Asian Developing Countries
Asia has undoubtedly benefited greatly from globalization, with many countries of the region rely
Trade and Investment Linkages and Policy Coordination: Lessons from Case Studies in Asian Developing Countries
Asia has undoubtedly benefited greatly from globalization, with many countries of the region rely
Performance of export-oriented small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises in Viet Nam
Liberalization of the business environment as well as increased international integration in Viet
ARTNeT Alerts on Trade as an Engine of Stable Growth in an Integrated Asia
Asia-Pacific developing countries have a huge stake in ensuring that regional and global systems
Financial services integration in East Asia: Lessons from the European Union
Economic integration in the European Union1 has, arguably, been one of the most significant devel
Trade and investment linkages and coordination in Nepal: Impact on productivity and exports and business perceptions
Today, Nepal is one of the most liberalized countries in the South Asian region.
Impacts of ASEAN Agricultural Trade Liberalization on ASEAN-6 Economies and Income Distribution in Indonesia
This research paper intends to analyse: (a) the impacts of ASEAN trade liberalization on the macr
Post-Multifibre Arrangement Adjustments and China: After all, the Emperor is wearing no new clothes?
The trade regime in textile and apparel appears to be emerging in ways which are quite different