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economic growth in the world. From 1990s, India went through a quick and rapid transformation to a globalized country from a socialist economic country of the post independence period. It is the second most populated country in the world wi...
financial crisis has led to widespread recognition of the need to re-regulate the financial sector and reverse financial liberalisation. However, in many countries across the world conventional financial reform framework is still being foll...
joining the World Trade Organization as a development strategy for least developed country (Iraq). The study argues Iraq and its decision to join W.T.O builds strategist and new economic and trade policies requires reforms and structural ch...
Free trade would lead to inequality. Free trade, despite the apparent unanimity is debated: for some, it has advantages; disadvantages for others. The FTAs ??are part of a long-term business strategy that seeks to consolidate markets for pr...
The business sector of any country is considered as its backbone, as the functions and earnings result in improving the economy of any country. In the same way, the business sector of UK is the most significant reason behind the growth and...
the world would be so much better off, especially if one is to believe the estimates of the gains from trade liberalization that the Round would deliver (an increase in global welfare of about $500 billion according to Bill Cline of the Ins...
Australian GDP increased by 3.94% to $882.344. For last two decades, Australia has been enjoying a robust growth with an annual real GDP growth of 3.3%. Australian economy is dependent on the services and resources industries. Australian Ec...