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Focus and ScopeTrade and Development Review (TDR) is intended to serve as the outlet for theoretical and empirical research in the areas overlapping international trade and development economics with a focus on the WTO issues. The first part of the Review is to include scholastic works in the areas of globalization and emerging trade patterns of nations, commercial policy, regional trading arrangements, open economy macroeconomics, exchange rate regimes, international finance, international factor flows, and any other works related to international trade as a development strategy. The second part of the TDR aims at providing an outlet for discussion and dialogue in negotiating changes in the rules, trade laws and international institutions including the WTO. † The TDR encourages submission of both theoretical and empirical articles. It also invites full length papers as well as shorter technical notes/comments on globalization experiences and the WTO issues, rules and negotiations. † † † Section PoliciesArticlesNotesCommentsBook ReviewOpen Access PolicyThis journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. |
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