Trade and employment policies for industrial development /
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Dr. S. R. Lasker Library, EWU Reserve Section | Non-fiction | 382.63091724 TRA 1982 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | C-1 | Not For Loan | 7342 |
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382.6095492 AHB 2019 Bangladesh trade policy for growth and employment : | 382.63 WTO 2005 The WTO and anti-dumping / | 382.63 WTO 2005 The WTO and anti-dumping / | 382.63091724 TRA 1982 Trade and employment policies for industrial development / | 382.71 BHF 2002 Free trade today / | 382.71 IRA 1996 Against the tide : | 382.710973 GRE 1991 Enterprise zones : |
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Summary:
In the last decade, the developing countries have proved that they can compete internationally in exporting manufactured goods, as well as primary products and services. Their exports of manufactures grew by some thirteen percent a year in real terms during the 1970s. Countries at all levels of development have participated in the explosion of trade, and those that have done so have grown more rapidly overall and survived the vicissitudes of the 1970s better than those that did not.
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Sagar Shahanawaz
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