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In Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), expanded trade is essential to improving living standards by increasing exports, investment and jobs – especially if countries complement their trade agreements with a comprehensive development agenda.
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CAFTA will boost trade and investment, helping reduce poverty in Central America
To maximize these benefits, a new World Bank report advises countries to undertake complementary investments and reforms to enhance the agreement's growth impact and ensure benefits for all.  More

 


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Jun 19, 2008LCSPE/LCRCE Seminar: Trade and Industrial Policy
Apr 01, 2008Port Reform for Policymakers and Practitioners

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Jun 17, 2008World Bank’s new Trade Indicators shows falling trade barriers and strong trade performance (Press Release)
Apr 02, 2008World Bank President Calls for Plan to Fight Hunger in Pre-Spring Meetings Address (Feature Story)
Oct 22, 2007Mexico Takes Key Step Toward MIGA Membership (Press Release)
  
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