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Download or read book Enabling Trade written by World Economic Forum. This book was released on 2013. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "This report tries to understand how barriers affect the different stakeholders in international trade from a supply chain perspective. Since trade barriers are a broad subject, the report is necessarily limited in scope. First, the report considers a country's business environment and infrastructure only as they affect international trade. Their effects on the domestic economy are outside the scope of the study; 2) Second, even though trade between countries includes goods, services and factors of production, this report focuses on goods. (Manufactured) goods make up the majority of global exports and are most relevant to international supply chains. The economic modelling in this report includes all non-fuel trade; 3) Third, governments propose many arguments in favour of tariffs, quotas and non-tariff barriers, for example for goods that have strategic value." - - Extracted from Pg. 8.
