Instruments for export policy and administration : lessons from the East Asian experience /
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TextSeries: World Bank staff working papers ; no. 725Publication details: Washington, D.C. : World Bank, c1985.Description: 2, 267 p. :illISBN: - 0821305190 (pbk.)
- 382.63'095 RHE
- HF1600.5 .R48 1985
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| 382.6'0966 ISE Exporting in West Africa : | 382.6'09931 NEW New Zealand exporter / | 382.6'09931 TWE Supply behaviour in New Zealand's export industries / | 382.63'095 RHE Instruments for export policy and administration : | 382.7'0184 LIP The theory of customs unions : | 382.7'0724 TOW Effective protection, domestic resource costs, and shadow prices : | 382.7'0942 PIG Protective and preferential import duties / |
Summary also in French and Spanish.
Includes bibliographical references: p. 253-267.
The discussions presented in this paper centers around two key concepts: "neutral status" and "extended neutral status." The paper also discusses unconventional policy instruments for export development and stresses the critical contributions of effective institutional mechanisms to the export successes in the East Asian countries.
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