PRIORITIES AND PATHWAYS IN SERVICES REFORM - PART I: QUANTITATIVE STUDIES by Philippa Dee
This book presents a state-of-the-art evaluation of the benefits and costs of behind-the-border services reform. It introduces new, second-generation methods for quantifying regulatory barriers and applies those methods to a wide range of services sectors -- financial, infrastructure and social -- in a broad spectrum of countries. It uses advanced modeling techniques to project the sectoral, economy-wide and regional effects of services reforms, as well as highlight their adjustment costs. The empirical results offer fresh guidance to policy-makers, who need better information bases with which to prioritize services reforms and devise pathways to achieving them. The empirical methods provide invaluable tools to academics, researchers and policy advisors, who can use them to further improve those information bases. Priorities and Pathways in Services Reform: Part I -- Quantitative Studies presents new methodological frameworks for assessing and prioritizing services reforms, and provides an up-to-date evaluation of the policy impacts across a range of services markets and countries. Part I -- Political Economy furthers the conversation by analyzing what it takes for a reform to succeed.-
INNOVATION, GROWTH AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
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NOT JUST NEIGHBORS: THE REMARKABLE ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIPS IN NORTH AMERICA
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STRATEGIC TRADE POLICY
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COMPETITION, INNOVATION AND TRADE
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The WORLD ECONOMY AFTER THE GLOBAL CRISIS, THE: A NEW ECONOMIC ORDER FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY FORMATION: THEORY AND POLITICS
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FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
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SYSTEMIC IMPLICATIONS OF TRANSATLANTIC REGULATORY COOPERATION AND COMPETITION
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RISK MANAGEMENT AND VALUE: VALUATION AND ASSET PRICING
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REGULATION OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT: CHALLENGES TO INTERNATIONAL HARMONIZATION
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CROSS-BORDER BANKING: REGULATORY CHALLENGES
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INSTITUTIONS AND GENDER EMPOWERMENT IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
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UNDERSTANDING THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRADE AND FINANCIAL MARKET INTEGRATION FOR BUSINESS CYCLES
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OFFSHORING: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES AT THE FIRM AND WORKER LEVEL
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ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
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POLICY EXTERNALITIES AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS
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MICROECONOMETRICS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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MODELING DEVELOPING COUNTRIES' POLICIES IN GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ECONOMICS OF INTERNATIONAL LABOR STANDARDS
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE, CAPITAL FLOWS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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MEGAREGIONALISM 2.0: TRADE AND INNOVATION WITHIN GLOBAL NETWORKS
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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND DOMESTIC PERFORMANCE
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ACHIEVING FINANCIAL STABILITY: CHALLENGES TO PRUDENTIAL REGULATION
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The FUTURE OF LARGE, INTERNATIONALLY ACTIVE BANKS, THE
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NONTARIFF MEASURES AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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The ECONOMICS OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, THE
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TRADE POLICY IN ASIA: HIGHER EDUCATION AND MEDIA SERVICES
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JAPANESE ECONOMY IN RETROSPECT, THE: SELECTED PAPERS BY GARY R SAXONHOUSE (IN 2 VOLUMES)
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BROADENING TRADE THEORY: INCORPORATING MARKET REALITIES INTO TRADITIONAL MODELS
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GLOBALIZATION: THE MACROECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF MICROECONOMIC HETEROGENEITY
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SHADOW BANKING WITHIN AND ACROSS NATIONAL BORDERS
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ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF ANTIDUMPING
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ASIAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS AND WTO COMPATIBILITY: GOODS, SERVICES, TRADE FACILITATION AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION
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The INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS OF WINE, THE
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QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF NEWLY EVOLVING PATTERNS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE: FRAGMENTATION, OFFSHORING OF ACTIVITIES, AND VERTICAL INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE
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WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW: ANTIDUMPING, SUBSIDIES AND TRADE AGREEMENTS
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SERVICES TRADE REFORM: MAKING SENSE OF IT
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TRADE LAW, DOMESTIC REGULATION AND DEVELOPMENT
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The FLOATING WORLD, THE: ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE THEORY
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COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE, GROWTH, AND THE GAINS FROM TRADE AND GLOBALIZATION: A FESTSCHRIFT IN HONOR OF ALAN V DEARDORFF
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EVOLVING PATTERNS IN GLOBAL TRADE AND FINANCE
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INTERNATIONAL MACROECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LABOR MARKETS: WELFARE, INEQUALITY, AND UNEMPLOYMENT
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EUROPEAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, WTO MEMBERSHIP, IMMIGRATION AND OFFSHORING
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DIMENSIONS OF TRADE POLICY
Philippa Dee is Visiting Fellow at the Crawford School of Economics and Government at Australian National University.
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| ISBN 13 | 9789814447720 |
| ISBN 10 | 9814447722 |
| Title | PRIORITIES AND PATHWAYS IN SERVICES REFORM - PART I: QUANTITATIVE STUDIES |
| Author | Philippa Dee |
| Series | World Scientific Studies In International Economics |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd |
| Year published | 2013-05-06 |
| Number of pages | 396 |
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