Asia and South America: A Quasi-Common Economy Approach
The Asian style of regional integration may be seen as a “quasi-common economy” that eschews a formal linkup in political or monetary terms, but manages to generate similar results…
Diversify, Diversify, Diversify
The global economic crisis uncovered many of the vulnerabilities of an increasingly integrated world. So much so, that even though we are now well on the path to recovery,…
The Day After Tomorrow: A Different Kind of Trade
Over the past three decades, global trade grew almost twice as fast as global gross domestic product (GDP). The massive process of commercial integration was made possible by technological…
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. (Photo by Jonathan Ernst)
Sophisticated Exports
What do call centers in Kenya, accounting companies in Sri Lanka, and human resources firms in Abu Dhabi have in common? From the surface, perhaps not much; but from…
On the relevance of trade for development
On the relevance of trade for development World Bank Trade Strategy tradewbvideo Published on May 5, 2010 https://youtu.be/FO5gudWN7EI
Export-Led Growth v2.0
The U.S. recession could hurt the South, particularly in oil and apparel exports, and Latin America and the Caribbean. But South-South trade is partly picking up the slack. Middle-income countries…
The Doha Trade Round is Worth Fighting For
November marks the eighth anniversary of the Doha Development Agenda– the first multilateral trade negotiation under the auspices of the World Trade Organization. But what started as a real…
V Symposium on International Trade
Wilson Center - V Symposium on International Trade https://youtu.be/ujeHETOaq2o?list=PLzM1iiQhVrdElNYm8OeuNv0JOVVJxhoQ4 The V Symposium on International Trade this year took place right in the height of the global financial crisis,…
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