Low-Income Developing Countries and G-20 Trade and Investment Policy

This background paper provides information on the study of the Group of 20 (G-20) and challenges faced by low-income developing countries (LIDCs). The study analyzes LIDCs development challenges and how G-20 economic policies can be coordinated so...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	TARIFFS TRADE ROUNDS RISKS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK MULTILATERAL TRADE TARIFF RATES WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION PRODUCTION REGIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS EXPORT SECTORS FOREIGN INVESTORS DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PREFERENTIAL TRADE AGREEMENT INCOME PREFERENTIAL AGREEMENT GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS MULTILATERAL AGREEMENT TRADE BARRIERS PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS CHANGES IN TRADE UNILATERAL LIBERALIZATION EXPORTS TRADE FLOWS EXPORTERS INCENTIVES CAPACITY BUILDING VARIABLES TRADE OPENNESS SUBSIDY PREFERENTIAL MARKET ACCESS TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY HIGH TARIFFS INPUTS PREFERENTIAL SCHEME DUMPING MARKET ACCESS FREE TRADE EXPORT SUBSIDIES TRENDS PREFERENTIAL ACCESS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK TRADE AGREEMENTS CUSTOMS PROCEDURES VALUE OF TRADE DEVELOPMENT PREFERENTIAL TRADE AGREEMENTS GROSS EXPORTS INFLUENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ABSOLUTE VALUE COSTS TRADE RESTRICTIONS EXPORT GROWTH EXCHANGE RATE MOVEMENTS TRADE INTEGRATION FOREIGN SUPPLIERS BILATERAL TRADE BARRIERS REGIONAL TRADE AVERAGE TARIFFS VALUE OF IMPORTS ECONOMETRICS FOREIGN FIRMS CRITERIA BARRIERS TO ENTRY MARKETS WTO METAL PRODUCTS AGREEMENT ON TRADE DIRECT VALUE ACCESS INCOME LEVELS PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS ECONOMIC POLICIES TRADE POLICY QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS EXPORT TAXES TRADE AGREEMENT EXPORT DIVERSIFICATION NATURAL RESOURCES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT COUNTRY MARKETS SUBSIDIES DOMESTIC REGULATORY POLICIES ECONOMIC RESEARCH TAXES LDCS EXPORT VALUE TRADE MORE INVESTMENT FLOWS REGULATORY POLICIES BORDER TRADE DEREGULATION VALUE ADDED TRADE PREFERENCES INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRANSPARENCY TRADE COSTS INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPETITION POLICY ELIMINATION OF TARIFFS VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT PREFERENTIAL ARRANGEMENTS CREDIT EXPORT STRUCTURE COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES FOREIGN INVESTMENT PATENTS MULTILATERAL NEGOTIATIONS EXPORT SHARES INVESTMENT TREATIES TRADE RELATIONSHIPS INTERMEDIATE GOODS ECONOMY AGRICULTURE CONSUMERS TARIFF BARRIERS PREFERENTIAL RULES OF ORIGIN TRADE FACILITATION OPENNESS TARIFF LEVELS WORLD TRADING SYSTEM PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT REGULATORY REGIMES TRADE DIVERSION TAXATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE OF GOODS TRADE ECONOMIC INTEGRATION MUTUAL RECOGNITION GDP TRADE PARTNERS GOODS TARIFF PREFERENCES AGGREGATE TRADE GLOBAL TRADE MARKET SHARE GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IMPORTS OF TEXTILES OIL EXPORTERS BILATERAL TRADE INVESTMENT TARIFF SCHEDULE NEGATIVE SPILLOVERS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE MEASURE OF TRADE PREFERENTIAL TRADE TARIFF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE INVESTMENT PROTECTION INVESTMENT INCENTIVES WORLD TRADE RULES OF ORIGIN PREFERENTIAL TARIFF TARIFF RATE COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INTERMEDIATE INPUTS TRANSPORT COSTS PRICE CONTROLS APPAREL OUTCOMES OPEN ECONOMIES IMPORT VALUE POSITIVE EFFECTS VALUE OF EXPORTS INCOME GROUPS COMPETITION
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25111979/low-income-developing-countries-g-20-trade-investment-policy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22937

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Summary:	This background paper provides information on the study of the Group of 20 (G-20) and challenges faced by low-income developing countries (LIDCs). The study analyzes LIDCs development challenges and how G-20 economic policies can be coordinated so they can contribute to creating an enabling environment for their development. The focus of the paper is the role that trade and investment policies of G-20 countries play in this context. The paper is composed of three parts 1) the characteristics of LIDCs integration in the world economy, 2) the evolution of G-20 policies that affect LIDCs integration, and 3) the potential for changes in the G-20 trade and investment policy landscape to benefit LIDCs.

Low-Income Developing Countries and G-20 Trade and Investment Policy

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