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Women's Economic Empowerment and Trade Policy

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Women’s economic empowerment expands women’s access to productive resources and strengthens their ability to earn an income and navigate the economy. Distinct domestic and trade practices can reduce gender income gaps and increase labor force participation rates while promoting women’s economic and social well-being. ​

Women's Economic Empowerment Q&A

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What is the link between women's economic engagement and economic productivity? How can policy-makers improve the investment environment for women entrepreneurs? How do customs and border management practices affect women traders? Women’s participation in the economy increases economic productivity, diversification, and resilience.



Trade Facilitation Agreement Q&A Update

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What is the Trade Facilitation Agreement? Which TFA measures lower trade costs for low income economies? What criteria indicate the political will necessary to implement the TFA? 


Unlocking Cuba's Services Economy

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Reform that enables Cuba's well-educated population of 11 million to get online will unlock Cuba's services economy.


Will the "LDC Waiver" Work?

The WTO's "LDC Waiver" enables WTO members to give service suppliers of least developed countries preferential treatment in market access.
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Lake Geneva, Switzerland


Foraging for Service Industry Growth In China

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China can rebalance export oriented growth with a more open and productive services economy. 


Three Priorities for Services Trade Facilitation

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To boost sustainable growth, a trade facilitation package focused on services would strengthen institutional integrity, facilitate movement of service suppliers, and address intellectual property rights (IPR).


Trade in Services: a Means of Economic Growth 

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Why should policymakers and the donor community focus on trade in services?


Trade Capacity Building under a Renewed African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)

PictureExport Capacity Building Seminar, Lilongwe, Malawi
Trade capacity building under AGOA should enable trading partners to fully implement and benefit from trade arrangements with the U.S. 


The Trans-Pacific Partnership Strides Forward on Development

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TPP commitments in governance, e-commerce, and development advance trade policy in support of economic growth and development.

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