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as a manner of controling the fiscal crisis associated with fiscal globalisation(passive) has been discoveredTrade liberalisation
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to economic growth and poverty reductioncontributesto economic growth and poverty reduction
meaningfully to sustainable development , poverty reduction and job creationto contributemeaningfully to sustainable development , poverty reduction and job creation
to a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[57][63has ledto a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[57][63
new market opportunitiesmight have creatednew market opportunities
to sustainable and equitable development ... and poverty reductionto contributeto sustainable and equitable development ... and poverty reduction
to removal of tariff barriersleadsto removal of tariff barriers
to a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[58 ] Resource - rich countrieshas ledto a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[58 ] Resource - rich countries
to technological spillovers , which , in turn , tend to improve the efficiency of the domestic Research and Development ( R&D ) sector , and ultimately boost economic growthleadsto technological spillovers , which , in turn , tend to improve the efficiency of the domestic Research and Development ( R&D ) sector , and ultimately boost economic growth
in export opportunitieshas resultedin export opportunities
to a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[45][51 ] Resource - rich countrieshas ledto a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[45][51 ] Resource - rich countries
to productivity gains in aggregatecould leadto productivity gains in aggregate
significantly to global economic growthhas contributedsignificantly to global economic growth
to faster economic growthleadsto faster economic growth
to the exploitation of developing countries by developed countries valid , or are there other reasons for why some countries seem to have benefited less from trade liberalisation than othersleadsto the exploitation of developing countries by developed countries valid , or are there other reasons for why some countries seem to have benefited less from trade liberalisation than others
victors and also - ranscreatesvictors and also - rans
towards sustainable and equitable development ... whilst meeting the goals for poverty alleviationcan ... contributetowards sustainable and equitable development ... whilst meeting the goals for poverty alleviation
winners ... and also losers such as wage workers in import - competing industriescreateswinners ... and also losers such as wage workers in import - competing industries
additional opportunities for innovation and stronger economic growthcreatesadditional opportunities for innovation and stronger economic growth
to a dietary shift from one dominated by traditional staples to one high in animal products , a trend that is associated with both improved intake in micronutrients , and higher rates of obesity and other diet - related diseases in developing countrieshas contributedto a dietary shift from one dominated by traditional staples to one high in animal products , a trend that is associated with both improved intake in micronutrients , and higher rates of obesity and other diet - related diseases in developing countries
to economic development for females in bangladesh ’s garment industryledto economic development for females in bangladesh ’s garment industry
to economic growth and cut poverty in developing countrieswill ... leadto economic growth and cut poverty in developing countries
to a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[52][58 ] Resource - rich countries tend to collect more revenue as a share of GDPhas ledto a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[52][58 ] Resource - rich countries tend to collect more revenue as a share of GDP
to a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[54][60 ] Resource - rich countries tend to collect more revenue as a share of GDPhas ledto a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[54][60 ] Resource - rich countries tend to collect more revenue as a share of GDP
to a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[50][56 ] Resource - rich countries tend to collect more revenue as a share of GDPhas ledto a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.[50][56 ] Resource - rich countries tend to collect more revenue as a share of GDP
gains for some sectors but also losses for other sectors of societycreatesgains for some sectors but also losses for other sectors of society
a significant increase in economic growthwill causea significant increase in economic growth
massive job losses(passive) caused bymassive job losses
from drop of tariffs NTMsresultingfrom drop of tariffs NTMs
developing countries to deregulate in order to attract investment and retain a competitive advantagehas leddeveloping countries to deregulate in order to attract investment and retain a competitive advantage
jobs and wealthcreatejobs and wealth
to our economic growth and to the growth of the world economyhas contributed immenselyto our economic growth and to the growth of the world economy
to higher economic growth and reduced povertycontributedto higher economic growth and reduced poverty
opportunities for development ... but other factors determine the extent to which those opportunities are realisedcreatesopportunities for development ... but other factors determine the extent to which those opportunities are realised
opportunities to compensate regional shortagescreatesopportunities to compensate regional shortages
to growth which will in turn , in the long run , lead to poverty reductionleadsto growth which will in turn , in the long run , lead to poverty reduction
to increases in legal , but also illegal tradecan leadto increases in legal , but also illegal trade
to economic prosperityleadsto economic prosperity
in revenue loss and welfare gainmay also resultin revenue loss and welfare gain
directly or indirectly to poverty and economic growth in Zambiacontributeddirectly or indirectly to poverty and economic growth in Zambia
to sustainable and equitable development ... and thus to poverty reductionto contributeto sustainable and equitable development ... and thus to poverty reduction