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Foreign trade in the transition: The international enviornment and domestic policy.
By: Kamisnki, Bartlomiej.
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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1996Subject(s): Foreign Trade | Interanational trade -- Former Soviet Republics//economic policy/. -- Interanational trade -- Former Soviet Republics//economic policySummary: This paper considers three broad sets of determinants of the speed with which transitional economies in Europe and Central Asia have been able to normalize their trading performance and boost their exports.
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This paper considers three broad sets of determinants of the speed with which transitional economies in Europe and Central Asia have been able to normalize their trading performance and boost their exports.
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