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  • Export promotion agencies : what works and what does not (anglais)

    The number of national export promotion agencies (EPAs) has tripled over the last two decades. While more countries made them part of their national export strategy, studies criticized their efficiency...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 38240 Date du document: 30 septembre 2006 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Lederman,Daniel,Olarreaga,Marcelo,Payton,Lucy

  • Compensating lost revenue in regional trade agreements (anglais)

    The proliferation of free trade agreements and customs unions since the early 1990s has been remarkable. Today most countries are party to one or more regional trade initiatives (World Bank 2004). Economic...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 38238 Date du document: 15 septembre 2006 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Walkenhorst,Peter

  • Export financing for SMEs : the role of factoring (anglais)

    A challenge for many small exporters is access to financing. In particular, many exporters find it difficult to finance their production cycle, since after goods are delivered most buyers demand 30 to...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 38239 Date du document: 15 septembre 2006 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Klapper,Leora

  • WTO's DOHA Cotton Initiative : how will it affect developing countries? (anglais)

    Especially in Africa and Central Asia, cotton is an important cash crop. It is receiving attention of late because four poor cotton-exporting West African countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad and Mali)...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 35929 Date du document: 30 mars 2006 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Anderson,Kym,Valenzuela,Ernesto

  • Regional trade agreements and development : upside potential and downside risks (anglais)

    Regional trade agreements (RTAs) are fundamentally altering the world trade landscape. The number of agreements in force, now more than 200, has risen six-fold in just two decades. Today, more than one-third...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 35113 Date du document: 13 septembre 2005 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Newfarmer,Richard S.

  • Agricultural market access : the key to Doha success (anglais)

    Almost two-thirds of the economic gains that would come from dismantling all merchandise trade barriers and farm subsidies globally would come from agriculture. Developing countries are therefore right...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 33128 Date du document: 27 juin 2005 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Anderson,Kym,Martin, Will

  • WTO accession : lessons from experience (anglais)

    The first 20 completed WTO accessions have raised systemic concerns that ought to be of interest to existing WTO members as well as to applicants. The first concern is that the growing price of WTO accession...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 33127 Date du document: 6 juin 2005 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Evenett,Simon J.,Braga,Carlos Alberto Primo

  • The value of trade preferences for Africa (anglais)

    In principle, trade preferences can assist development if they provide temporary margins of preference to enable industries to adjust and compete more effectively in global markets. Multilateral trade...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 33126 Date du document: 16 mai 2005 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Brenton,Paul,Izezuki, Takako

  • Agricultural negotiations: recent developments in the Doha round (anglais)

    In the early hours of August 1, 2004, the World Trade Organization General Council reached a decision on frameworks to continue with the multilateral trade negotiations under the Doha Development Agenda...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32110 Date du document: 5 novembre 2004 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Braga,Carlos Alberto Primo

  • Mexican corn: the effects of NAFTA (anglais)

    One controversial aspect of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is its impact on Mexican agriculture, particularly on poor corn farmers. Several policy advocacy groups have argued that NAFTA...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32109 Date du document: 24 septembre 2004 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Fiess,Norbert Matthias,Lederman,Daniel

  • Market access in agriculture: beyond the blender (anglais)

    A fundamental requirement for success in any trade negotiation is finding a balance between flexibility and discipline. Because countries have very different interests, and all major decisions at the World...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32108 Date du document: 22 juillet 2004 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Martin, Will

  • Brazil vs. US : cotton subsidies and implications for development (anglais)

    On September 27, 2002, Brazil requested consultations with the US regarding prohibitive and actionable subsidies provided to US cotton producers. On March 18, 2003, the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32107 Date du document: 12 juillet 2004 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Baffes,John

  • Trade facilitation: using WTO disciplines to promote development (anglais)

    This note looks at trade facilitation from a development perspective, and asks three questions: Why is trade facilitation important to the growth of developing country trade? What proposals for new disciplines...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32106 Date du document: 10 mai 2004 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Bagai,Shweta,Newfarmer,Richard S.,Wilson,John S.

  • Sugar policies: opportunity for change (anglais)

    Sugar is an important commodity in many countries and the source of about 7 percent of the world's calorie supplies. It accounted for 10 percent or more of total export earnings of 12 developing countries...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32105 Date du document: 1 mars 2004 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Mitchell, Donald

  • After Cancun: continuation or collapse? (anglais)

    During September 10-14, 2003, World Trade Organization members met in Cancun for a mid-term review of the Doha Round of trade negotiations. The November 2001 Doha Ministerial declaration that launched...

    Type de document: Bulletin d’information Numéro du rapport: 32099 Date du document: 17 décembre 2003 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Hoekman,Bernard M.,Newfarmer,Richard S.