Impediments to Trade in Services : Measurements and Policy Implications

By C. Findlay, Tony Warren. 2000

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics

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Citations in the corpus

• Services Trade and Policy (2010, background): “…trade and economic development in the last 25 years include Inman (1985), Riddle (1986), Giarini (1987), Giersch (1988), Messerlin and Sauvant (1990), Harker (1996), UNCTAD and World Bank (1994), Stibora and de Vaal (1995), Sauvé and Stern (2000), Stern (2000) and Findlay and Warren (2000).”
• Trade in Services: Does Gravity Hold? (2006, unknown): “Findlay and Warren (2000) show the importance of non-discriminatory barriers, i.e., barriers that restrict the supply of services by domestic and foreign producers equally.”
• Policy Barriers to International Trade in Services: Evidence from a New Database (2012, background): “More recent work tends to be confined to specific countries and sectors (Findlay and Warren 2000; Centre for International Economics 2010; OECD 2011; Reisman and Vu 2012) or to restrictions on foreign direct investment alone (Golub and Koyama 2006; Golub 2009; World Bank 2010).”