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International co-operation, including external technical assistance, could be valuable in addressing many of the constraints that most developing countries currently face in strengthening the services sector of their economy and increasing their participation in trade in services.
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See UNCTAD, document TD/B/CN.4/43 (Geneva: 30 June 1995) paragraphs 21–6.
In keeping with a recommendation of its Standing Committee on Developing Services Sectors (Trade and Development Board), UNCTAD was in the process of establishing a computerized database to facilitate the access of services and service suppliers of developing countries to world markets by providing information on measures, including laws and regulations, that affect such access. See UNCTAD document TD/B/CN.4/L 13 (Geneva: 22 July 1994) p. 2.
See, for example, E. Helpman and P. R. Krugman, Market Structure and Foreign Trade (Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1985);
also R. Harris, ‘Applied General Equilibrium Analysis of Small Open Economies with Scale Economies and Imperfect Competition’ American Economic Review, 74 (December 1984) pp. 1016–32.
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Ghosh, B. (1997). Prospects and Areas of International Co-operation. In: Gains from Global Linkages. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25422-4_6
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