This paper discusses trade barriers that SMEs are likely to encounter in export markets and available
policy tools aimed at their reduction or elimination. Drawing on recent work in the Trade Directorate and
elsewhere, key types of barriers are identified based on a review of business surveys and other studies
recently undertaken. The paper also explores how governments deal with trade barriers and how SME
participation in the trade policy process...
Share
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Abstract
In the same series
-
26 October 202648 Pages -
12 October 202647 Pages -
Working paper
Capital‑endogenised TiVA indicators
18 September 202645 Pages -
7 September 202667 Pages -
11 August 202678 Pages
-
Working paper
Insights from case studies of cobalt, lithium and nickel
18 December 202578 Pages -
Working paper
The TiVA‑MoS database
12 September 202530 Pages
Related publications
-
Working paper
Better data systems for food trade monitoring in West Africa
7 August 202630 Pages -
Working paper
Private sector perceptions of barriers, opportunities and the future
6 July 202654 Pages -
31 October 202340 Pages
-
31 October 202335 Pages
-
2 August 202386 Pages