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Regional Trade Organizations and Risk Analysis: A Contemporary Preview

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Ghosh Anupam () (IBS, WTC Building, Plot No. J-3 Block, G.P Salt Lake, Sector -5, Kolkata-700091 INDIA)
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There are different methods of determining risks of entering a foreign market, commonly known in the literature as country risk analysis. Similarly, there are measures to understand the attractiveness of entering a foreign market. A proper trade-off between the two is necessary to harness the gains of global market. However, with WTO, regional trade organizations, changing mix of political alliances and unipolar world order, the risk-attractiveness trade off is increasingly becoming more complex.

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Volume (Year): 2 (2009)
Issue (Month): 6 (June)
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