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The Role of Trade-Led Economic Growth in Fostering Development : Lessons for the Post--2015- Development Agenda / World Trade Organization.

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Format:
Book
Government document
Author/Creator:
World Trade Organization.
Series:
WTO Working Papers, 25189808 ; no.2014/10.
WTO Working Papers, 25189808 ; no.2014/10
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Economic research and trade policy analysis.
Development and building trade capacity.
Local Subjects:
Economic research and trade policy analysis.
Development and building trade capacity.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (17 pages).
Place of Publication:
Geneva : World Trade Organization, 2014.
System Details:
text file
Summary:
The United Nations' post--2015- development agenda is taking shape. Like its predecessor the Millennium Development Goals, the post--2015- agenda will reshape development policy priorities for governments and non-governmental actors alike, in many cases galvanising new attention, thinking, and financing to tackle the priorities it identifies. This essay reviews the historical and ongoing role played by trade in sustained high growth and human development progress, and makes the case that the post--2015- development agenda should include considerations related to trade rules and supply-side capacity. Given the strong links between trade-led growth, economic upgrading, and poverty reduction, the paper argues that trade led economic growth must be prioritised in the post--2015- development agenda.
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