Séminaires du Centre de Développement : Asie et Europe: La libéralisation des services

Cet ouvrage analyse certains des pièges de la libéralisation des services, mais recommande néanmoins la persévérance, voire l’accélération des réformes.

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• Le huitième Forum international sur les perspectives asiatiques, Paris 24 (séance fermée) - 25.6.2002 (conférence publique)

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