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18-June-2010
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How do international standards affect international trade? This paper surveys empirical studies investigating this relationship, focusing on econometric studies.
16-June-2010
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OECD held an experts meeting to review the use of indicators for aid-for-trade monitoring and evaluation.
15-June-2010
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Agricultural commodity data including supply and use balances, domestic and international prices, and key macro-economic variables and population. The database includes historical data back to 1970 and projections to 2019.
14-June-2010
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Technical standards, regulations and conformity assessment procedures contribute to efficient markets and serve legitimate public policy goals, but can also have an important, and sometimes detrimental influence on market access and export opportunities for businesses.
3-June-2010
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This note has been prepared in order to provide an explanation and summary of the changes that will take effect on 1 September 2011 to the premium-related rules of the Arrangement.
2-June-2010
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Using key principles and provisions of the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) as a yardstick for analysis, this paper examines whether and how eight major regional integration agreements in Sub-Saharan Africa address TBT.
31-May-2010
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This publication by OECD on statistics of trade in services broken down by partner country is a response to a growing interest in trade in services partly due to their increasing importance in economic production and partly drive...
25-May-2010
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Conclusions and recommendations from a major OECD study in response to the financial and economic crisis that started in 2008.
25-May-2010
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Members have updated their responses to the 2006 Survey on measures taken to combat bribery in officially supported export credits.
25-May-2010
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Trade can contribute on a sustained basis to productivity growth, quality job creation and increased consumer choice.
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