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Media type:
E-Book
Title:
Services for trade competitiveness
:
country and regional assessments of services trade
Contains:
Linkages between services and manufacturing : an empirical analysis of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic
/ Claire H. Hollweg, Laura Gomez-Mera, and Gonzalo Varela
The services trade policy and regulatory framework in Myanmar
/ Martín Molinuevo, Sjamsu Rahardja, and Sebastián Sáez
The contribution of services to competitiveness in the Russian Federation
/ Birgit Hansl, Sebastián Sáez, and Erik van der Marel
Performance and productivity of services trade in Peru : a competitiveness analysis
/ Sebastián Sáez and Erik van der Marel
Economic complementarities in services in the Mashreq and Turkey
/ Claire H. Hollweg and Daria Taglioni
Diversifying Nepal’s economy by creating a dynamic services sector
/ Claire H. Hollweg
Services trade performance in Pakistan
/ Erik van der Marel and Sebastián Sáez
Valuing services trade within Africa
/ Barak Hoffman, Miles McKenna, and Sebastián Sáez
Integration of services and manufacturing in Ethiopia
/ Claire H. Hollweg, Esteban Rojas, and Gonzalo Varela
The regulatory environment for trade in services in Liberia
/ Claire H. Hollweg, Martín Molinuevo, and Sebastián Sáez
Description:
Recognizing that services affect the ability of countries and their firms to compete on international markets, the World Bank’s Trade and Regional Integration Unit has developed an extensive work program to promote the performance of countries’ domestic services sectors, including services trade. Services for Trade Competitiveness presents selected applications of new methodologies that were developed to assess the competitiveness of countries’ services sectors, discern the types of barriers to services that exist in the regulatory environment, and identify the resulting policy implications. Its assessments are designed for a wide audience, including policy makers in developing countries and development practitioners in international organizations, policy-making institutions, and academia. The purpose of this book is to help developing countries make informed policy choices to increase their chances of benefiting from the increasing prominence of services in international trade