The Experience of New Zealand, Spain, and Turkey
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The Experience of New Zealand, Spain, and Turkey
（Liberalizing foreign trade / edited by Demetris Papageorgiou, Michael Michaely, and Armeane M. Choksi, v. 6）
Basil Blackwell, 1991
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Bibliography: p. [404]-405
Includes index
Contents of Works
- New Zealand / Anthony C. Rayner and Ralph Lattimore
- Spain / Guillermo de la Dehesa, José Juan Ruiz, and Angel Torres
- Turkey / Tercan Baysan and Charles Blitzer
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ISBN 9780631166726
Description
Over the past five years, the World Bank has undertaken a major project looking at how to achieve the benefits of open trading through liberalization policies. This has involved very detailed analysis of the experience of nineteen countries to uncover the fundamental principles by which governments can achieve neutrality in their countries' trading systems and the demonstrable advantages of an international free market economy. The results of the work are published in seven volumes, two each for each of the three major regions (Latin America, Asia and Pacific and Mediterranean) plus a volume synthesising the results and acting as a manual of trade liberalization.
Table of Contents
Contributors Preface 1. Spain Cuillermo de la Dehesa, Jose Juan Ruiz, Angel Torres 2. New Zealand Tony Rayner, Ralph Lattimore 3. Turkey Tercan Baysan, Charles Blitzer Index.
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: set ISBN 9780631175957
Description
Over the past five years, the World Bank has undertaken a major project looking at how to achieve the benefits of open trading through liberalization policies. This has involved very detailed analysis of the experience of 19 countries to uncover the fundamental principles by which governments can achieve neutrality in their countries' trading systems and the demonstrable advantages of an international free market economy. The results of the work are published in seven volumes, two each for each of the three major regions (Latin America, Asia and Pacific and Mediterranean) plus a volume synthesizing the results and acting as a manual of trade liberalization.
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