| 1 . | CGE modeling of market access in services |
| 2 . | Reducing distortions in international commodity markets : an agenda for multilateral cooperation |
| 3 . | Unfinished Business? The WTO's Doha Agenda |
| 4 . | Determinants of trade policy responses to the 2008 financial crisis |
| 5 . | Proposals for WTO reform : a synthesis and assessment |
| 6 . | Services trade liberalization and regulatory reform : re-invigorating international cooperation |
| 7 . | Aid for trade : building on progress today for tomorrow's future |
| 8 . | Rebalancing the global economy : a primer for policymaking |
| 9 . | Conclude Doha : it matters ! |
| 10 . | The Euro-mediterranean partnership : trade in services as an alternative to migration ? |
| 11 . | Changes in cross-border trade costs in the Pan-Arab free trade area, 2001-2008 |
| 12 . | The fateful allure of protectionism : taking stock for the G8 |
| 13 . | Trade preference erosion : measurement and policy response |
| 14 . | Trade policy, trade costs, and developing country trade |
| 15 . | Services trade and growth |
| 16 . | Developing countries and enforcement of trade agreements : why dispute settlement is not enough |
| 17 . | Regulatory cooperation, aid for trade and the general agreement on trade in services |
| 18 . | Canada-Wheat : discrimination, non-commercial considerations, and state trading enterprises |
| 19 . | European Community--Sugar : cross-subsidization and the World Trade Organization |
| 20 . | Liberalizing trade in services : a survey |
| 21 . | Services policies in transition economies : on the European Union and the World Trade Organization as commitment mechanisms |
| 22 . | Lobbying and agricultural trade policy in the United States |
| 23 . | The World Bank economic review 20 (2) |
| 24 . | Agricultural trade reform and the Doha development agenda |
| 25 . | Preference erosion and multilateral trade liberalization |
| 26 . | Economic policy responses to preference erosion : from trade as aid to aid for trade |
| 27 . | International cooperation and the reform of public procurement policies |
| 28 . | Services policy reform and economic growth in transition economies, 1990-2004 |
| 29 . | Turkey: economic reform and accession to the European Union |
| 30 . | Trade preferences and differential treatment of developing countries : a selective survey |
| 31 . | Policies facilitating firm adjustment to globalization |
| 32 . | Transfer of technology to developing countries : unilateral and multilateral policy options |
| 33 . | Trading market access for competition policy enforcement |
| 34 . | Government procurement : Market access, transparency, and multilateral trade rules |
| 35 . | The World Bank economic review 18 (2) |
| 36 . | More favorable and differential treatment of developing countries : toward a new approach in the World Trade Organization |
| 37 . | Imports, entry, and competition law as market disciplines |
| 38 . | Reducing agrcultural tariffs versus domestic support : what's more important for developing countries? |
| 39 . | Economic development, competition policy, and the World Trade Organization |
| 40 . | Initial conditions and incentives for Arab economic integration : can the European Community's success be emulated? |
| 41 . | Economic Development and the World Trade Organization after Doha |
| 42 . | Development, trade and the WTO : a handbook |
| 43 . | Development, trade and the WTO : a handbook |
| 44 . | The World Bank research observer 17 (1) |
| 45 . | Strengthening the global trade architecture for development |
| 46 . | Developpement commerce et OMC |
| 47 . | The World Bank economic review 16 (1) |
| 48 . | Trade policy reform and poverty alleviation |
| 49 . | Markups, entry regulation, and trade - Does country size matter? |
| 50 . | Eliminating excessive tariffs on exports of least developed countries |
| 51 . | The World Bank economic review 14 (1) |
| 52 . | Competition policy, developing countries, and the World Trade Organization |
| 53 . | Multilateral disciplines for investment-related policies |
| 54 . | Deep integration, nondiscrimination, and Euro-Mediterranean free trade |
| 55 . | Developing country agriculture and the new trade agenda |
| 56 . | Foreign investment and productivity growth in Czech enterprises |
| 57 . | The World Bank Research Observer 13(2) |
| 58 . | Free trade and deep integration : antidumping and antitrust in regional agreements |
| 59 . | Determinants of intra-industry trade between East and West Europe |
| 60 . | The World Bank economic review 11(3) |
| 61 . | Competition law in Bulgaria after central planning |
| 62 . | Protection and trade in services : a survey |
| 63 . | Competition policy and the global trading system : a developing country perspective |
| 64 . | Trade reorientation and productivity growth in Bulgarian enterprises |
| 65 . | Intra-industry trade, foreign direct investment, and the reorientation of Eastern European exports |
| 66 . | Egypt and the Uruguay Round |
| 67 . | Catching up with Eastern Europe? The European Union's Mediterranean free trade initiative |
| 68 . | The World Trade Organization, the European Union, and the Arab World : trade policy priorities and pitfalls |
| 69 . | Tentative first steps : an assessment of the Uruguay Round agreement on services |
| 70 . | Enterprise restructuring in Eastern Europe : how much? how fast? where? - preliminary evidence from trade data |
| 71 . | The World Trade Organization's agreement on government procurement : expanding disciplines, declining membership? |
| 72 . | Antitrust-based remedies and dumping in international trade |
| 73 . | Linking competition and trade policies in Central and Eastern European countries |
| 74 . | Competition, competition policy, and the GATT |
| 75 . | Developing countries and the Uruguay Round : negotiations on services |
RSS