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Globalisation Competition and Economic | 1 |
WTO and Industrial Policies | 44 |
Challenges for Rural | 103 |
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adopted agreement on agriculture agricultural analytical argued Asia balance of payments cent challenges comparative advantage competitive context debate developing countries developing economies developing world economic space effects emerging environment ethos evolve factors fallacy of composition FDI flows food security foreign direct investment foreign investment framework globalisation high growth host country host economy human resource imply important income increasing India inflows initiatives institutional investment flows investment regime issues Korea labour standards level playing field liberalisation linkages macroeconomic market forces measures MNCs modalities Multilateral Agreement multinationals national interests national treatment negotiations obligations OECD paradigm patent planning policy options privatisation production programmes R&D activities recent recognised regard regional economic groupings right to invest role rural economy share significant social clause South South-South cooperation strategies strengthening structural subsidies TCDC Tobin Tax trade regime trading blocs TRIMS UNCTAD UNDP various World Bank world trading system WTO regime