Trade is indispensable to fostering greater levels of global economic development. As the OECD has written, “No country has lifted itself out of poverty without international trade.” This category consolidates GTIPA-member reports assessing the intersection of trade and economic development.
This report examines the effects of the European Union's Preferential Trade Agreements on developing nation economies.
ITIF’s new guide gives policymakers around the world a policy checklist to spur ICT adoption.
The Legatum Institute analyzes how India's developing democracy can achieve rapid economic reform and restore robust economic growth.
This study analyzes the experience of the European Union in cooperation with non-member neighboring countries, to which the EU’s integration process and institutions are both available.
India best grows its economy by embracing an across-the-board productivity growth strategy.
India best As the global economy sails against stiff headwinds, it is easier to highlight what countries are doing wrong, not what they are doing right. Focusing on sluggish growth or dwindling resources may yield compelling indictment of the global economic system, but it offers little guidance for improvement.
This ICRIER report proposes a vision for a progressive BRICS Development Bank and discusses some of the challenges that will have to be overcome to make a successful and effective BRICS Development Bank a reality.
Canada’s foreign aid could be more effective, were strategies in place that addressed the problem of weak host-country governance, which currently renders aid inefficient or even counter-productive.
This article seeks to answer the question of how trade can play a significant positive role in rebuilding and enhancing the economies of these Southern Mediterranean Countries.
