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South-South Services Trade

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Nora Dihel
Felix Eschenbach
Ben Shepherd

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This paper contributes to the debate on the development potential of South-South trade in services. It represents the first attempt to identify key features governing the South-South dimension of services. Services trade between developing countries is predominantly regional and may reflect an increasing tendency to incorporate disciplines to liberalise services trade in regional agreements. It is estimated that cross-border South-South exports currently represent around 10 percent of world services exports. The bulk of developing countries? exports is...

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Paper provided by OECD, Trade Directorate in its series OECD Trade Policy Working Papers with number 39.

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Date of creation: 17 Oct 2006
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Keywords: development; Doha Development Agenda; Doha round; efficiency gains; gains/benefits from liberalisation; multilateral liberalisation; North-South trade; services barriers/restrictions; services trade; south-south trade; trade between developing countries; trade policy; trade restrictiveness index; World Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiations;

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