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Global Economic Prospects 2005

Name: Global Economic Prospects 2005
Brand: World Bank Publications
SKU: 06335675
Price: 45.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: World Bank
ISBN: 9780821357477

Trade, Regionalism, and Development

World Bank

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06335675

Publishers World Bank Publications, November 2004

While the multilateral WTO talks remain mired in contentious debate, new bilateral and regional pref... Full description

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While the multilateral WTO talks remain mired in contentious debate, new bilateral and regional preferential trading arrangements are mushrooming all over the globe. The surge in regional trading arrangements prompts many questions that the Global Economic Prospects 2005 takes up: what type of regional and bilateral arrangements are most beneficial--and which types stifle development? do these agreements inspire deeper integration that multilateral trade agreements cannot? do they contribute to--or detract from--incentives for countries to engage in the multilateral Doha trade talks?