Economic Consequences of Trade and Global Value Chain Integration : A Measurement Perspective
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International Trade and Trade Rules; Industrial and Consumer Services and Products; Transport and Trade Logistics; Legal Products; Legal Reform; Social Policy; Legislation; Foreign Trade Promotion and Regulation; Trade Law; Judicial System Reform; Regulatory Regimes; Textiles; Apparel & Leather Industry; Food & Beverage Industry; General Manufacturing; Construction Industry; Common Carriers Industry; Pulp & Paper Industry; Business Cycles and Stabilization Policies; Plastics & Rubber Industry;All these keywords.
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