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Facilitating Adjustment: Sector Experiences from Agriculture, Telecommunications and Chemicals

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Michael Engman
Osamu Onodera
Norbert Wilson ()
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This paper is a follow-up study to Trade and Structural Adjustment: Embracing Globalisation (OECD 2005) which identified policies for successful trade-related structural adjustment. It draws further policy implications through the analysis of three sectors which were not specifically/fully covered in the initial report: agriculture (tobacco and coffee), telecommunications and...

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Paper provided by OECD Trade Directorate in its series OECD Trade Policy Working Papers with number 41.

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