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Do government policies that promote competition encourage or discourage new product and process development in low and middle-income countries?

By: Clarke, George R. G.

Series: 3471 Policy research working paper. Publisher: Washington World Bank 2004Description: 41p.Subject(s): Environmental economics Trade Labor policies ICT policy Ecnomic theoryOnline resources: Click here to access online

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