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Everything You Need to Score High on the Gre: 1999 (Book and Disk)

Test Preparation

Martinson, Thomas H.

Development

Training, Apogee

Graduate School

Hungry Minds, Inc

<p>In this report from the Committee for Economic Development, a group of US business leaders constructs a modernized framework for the conduct of US trade policy that aims to be both up-to-date and true to a fundamental commitment to free and open trade.</p>

Breaking New Ground In U.s. Trade Policy

Business & Money

Committee For Economic

Committee For Econ Development

Economics

Westview Press

Principles Of Technology

Center for Occupational Research and

Technology

Agency for Instructional

Center for Occupational Research and Development

The purpose of this report is to outline the practical steps, which debtor countries need to take vis-à-vis their Paris Club creditors at the early stage of a debt conversion programme. The report has benefited from discussions with representatives of a selected group of Paris Club creditor countries. It also discusses the extent to which non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from the selected creditor countries have experience of, or interested in benefiting from, the debt conversion transactions.

Conversion of Paris Club Debt, The: Procedures and Potential

United Nations: Conference on Trade and Development

United Nations Conference on Trade

United Nations

Rubber and the Environment: Proceedings of the Joint Workshop of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and the International Rubber Study Group (Analytical Studies on Trade Environment and Development)

Trade, United Nations Conference on

Electronic commerce offers unprecedented opportunities to both developing and developed countries. This paper notes that in the long run, developing countries have more to benefit from electronic commerce. The publication discusses the policy issues e-commerce raises for the World Trade Organization (WTO) and developing countries, and looks at possible policy measures that might maximize the benefits developing countries derive from it. It also offers an analytical discussion regarding which multilateral rules should be applied to commerce via the Internet.

E-Commerce, WTO and Developing Countries (Policy Issues in International Trade and Commodities Study Series)

United Nations Conference for Trade

<p>Cross-border electronic commerce is currently operating in a tax and tariff-free environment. This, combined with predictions of steep increases of e-commerce during the next five years, has prompted Governments and tax authorities, concerned about the possible loss of revenue, to discuss modifications to existing legislation to take account of these developments. This is of particular concern to developing countries where import duties comprise higher shares of government revenue and a shift to other revenue sources is economically less feasible. This paper presents data on potential revenue loss on a number of products - film, printed matter, software, sound/media, video games - that have been traded physically in the past but are increasingly being imported digitally. Findings show that developing countries will be the main losers as far as import duties from e-commerce products are concerned, while both developing and developed countries would suffer major revenue cuts from lost consumption taxes.</p>

Tariffs, Taxes and Electronic Commerce: Revenue Implications for Developing Countries (Policy Issues in International Trade and Commodities Study Series)

Teltscher, Susanne

Trade, United Nations Conference for

United Nations Pubns

The number of women's enterprises is growing worldwide. In Africa more and more women have become self-employed and owners and managers of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This study presents lessons gathered by UNCTAD and UNIDO from 11 African countries. It takes a closer look at a profile of the typical women entrepreneur, discusses major obstacles they face and reviews programmes for women's entrepreneurship development.

Women Entrepreneurs in Africa: Experience from Selected Countries

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