Seeking Shared Prosperity through Trade

Increasing the trade integration of developing countries can make a vital contribution to boosting shared prosperity, but it also exposes producers and consumers to exogenous shocks that alter relative prices, sometimes positively and sometimes neg...

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Main Authors:	Cali, Massimiliano, Hollweg, Claire H., Ruppert Bulmer, Elizabeth
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	NEW MARKET MARKET STRUCTURE ECONOMIC GROWTH CLOSED ECONOMIES PRODUCTION REMOTE REGIONS PRICE INCREASES SKILLED WORKERS BARRIER EXPORT SECTORS GLOBAL MARKETS INCOME PERFECT COMPETITION EMERGING ECONOMIES EXCHANGE EXPORTS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ELASTICITY DEVELOPING ECONOMIES POLITICAL ECONOMY SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION WORLD DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS WELFARE INCENTIVES DISTRIBUTION TRADE REFORMS DOMESTIC PRICE SUBSIDY PRICE REAL INCOME INPUTS MARKET ACCESS DEVELOPING COUNTRY SAFETY NETS DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATIONS LABOR MARKET INFLUENCE FOREIGN TRADE PRODUCTION STRUCTURE ENTRY POINTS COSTS DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS EXPORT GROWTH LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES TRADE BLOCS REGIONAL TRADE FOOD PRICE PRODUCTIVITY GLOBALIZATION BARRIERS TO ENTRY MARKETS CONNECTIVITY CAPITAL ASSETS TOTAL COSTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INCOME LEVELS MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES PRICE ELASTICITY TRADE POLICY INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION GLOBAL EXPORTS PRICE SUBSIDIES TRADE COMPETITIVENESS ECONOMIC REFORM SUBSIDIES COMMODITY PRICE TRADE POLICIES LIBERALIZATION TAXES UNEMPLOYMENT EQUITY POINT OF SALE AGRICULTURAL SHOCKS CONSUMPTION WAGES INTERNATIONAL TRADE BARRIERS STATE CAPTURE VALUE COMPETITIVENESS MACROECONOMICS PURCHASING POWER DEMAND SAFETY NET ECONOMY AGRICULTURE CONSUMERS INCOMES JOB CREATION MEASUREMENT SHARES OPPORTUNITY COSTS TRADE LIBERALIZATION ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES OUTPUT INSURANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE FOREIGN COMPETITION RETAIL SERVICES GDP DOMESTIC PRICES GOODS MARKET SHARE SECURITY DOMESTIC ECONOMY BILATERAL TRADE INVESTMENT EXTREME POVERTY DOMESTIC COMPETITION SHARE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE ADVERSE IMPACT BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT REMOTE LOCATIONS COMMODITIES ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY PRIVATE SECTOR GROWTH FOOD PRICES LABOR MARKETS COMMODITY PRICES OUTCOMES REMOTE AREAS COMMODITY INTERNATIONAL MARKETS POSITIVE EFFECTS PRICES BENEFITS DEVELOPMENT POLICY INCOME GROUPS COMPETITION
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Seeking Shared Prosperity through Trade

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