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Natural Resources and Non-Cooperative Trade Policy
wto.org
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When looking at the conditions of trade in natural resources the world appears upside down: tariff protection in natural resources sectors is generally lower than for overall merchandise trade, while export restrictions are twice as likely as in other sectors. On the other hand, tariff escalation is significant in natural resources sectors, where materials in their raw state face, on average, lower duties than in their processed form.In this paper, we discuss how export taxes and tariff
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Sonia Hossain
on May 10, 2011
Armenia's Transport Outlook
adb.org
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Landlocked Armenia depends on transport and cross-border access, but only two international borders are open and its climate is severe. The result is high transport costs, particularly for traded goods, and expensive infrastructure development and maintenance. The government's key role in improving transport is to ensure that transport infrastructure and services follow international standards and best practices; encourage the private sector to provide transport infrastructure and services;
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Sonia Hossain
on April 10, 2011
Transition Report 2008
ebrd.com
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The Transition Report presents the main economic and reform developments in the EBRD’s countries of operations in 2007 and 2008. It also includes an assessment of how the global financial crisis is affecting the transition region. The special theme this year is growth. Using various data sources, the Report looks at the roles that education, competition policy and export structure can play in shaping a country's long-term growth performance, and examines the experience and potential role of
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Added by
Persephone Economou
on December 1, 2008
UNIFEM Armenia Initiative: Women for Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding
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Women for Conflict Prevention and Peace Building Project in the Southern Caucasus has five core objectives: -Mobilizing and building the capacity of women and civil society to contribute to peace and prevent conflict; -Strengthening the capacity of local NGOs to assist refugees and internally displaced persons; -Building a popular culture of peace through public education campaigns; -Developing and strengthening mechanisms for dialogue between parties in actual or potential conflict.
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Sona Panajyan
on July 14, 2003
Towards a knowledge-based economy in Armenia
unece.org
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This readiness report on Armenia represents "an overview of the present situation and an assessment of the emerging trends in all the major areas constituting the foundation of the knowledge-based economy, such as policy and policy instruments, institutional regime, ICT infrastructure, information system, national innovation capacities and capabilities." The Report includes a comment on the significant role of the Armenian diaspora in the country's economy (the Armenian diaspora is the same
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Ellen Olafsen
on June 19, 2003
Trafficking in Women and Children from the Republic of Armenia: A Study
This 2001 report was commissioned by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and jointly sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Netherlands, United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). The report examines the state of human trafficking in Armenia within the context of the Commonwealth of Independent States, analyzes the root-causes, describes destination countries, and gives an overview of the existing
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Sona Panajyan
on June 16, 2003
Lack of Strong Legal Framework, Corruption Hinder Foreign Investment in Armenia
eurasianet.org
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Despite a number of structural changes and recent strong economic growth, Armenia is failing to attract significant foreign direct investment. Analysts say an insufficient legal framework and corruption are the main reasons Armenia continues to been seen as a risky market. This is the first in a series of reports examining the investment climates of states in the Caucasus and Central Asia posted by Eurasianet.
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Nasira Razvi
on January 20, 2003
Новая программа содействия торговле в Центральной и Восточной Европе и СНГ
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На сайте Европейского банка реконструкции и развития (ЕБРР) изложена новая схема финансирования экспортно-импортных операций, предлагаемая ЕБРР банкам в странах региона.
Added by
Eskender Trushin
on March 29, 2002
Privatization in Armenia - Country Fact Sheet
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Pertinent information and links to online resources on privatization in Armenia, including on foreign investor participation.
Added by
Persephone Economou
on September 25, 2001
UNCTAD's Country Fact Sheets on Foreign Direct Investment: Armenia
unctad.org
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Foreign direct investment data for selected years (1985-2000) from the World Investment Report 2001.
Added by
Persephone Economou
on September 25, 2001
PrivatizationLink Information - Armenia
privatizationlink.com
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Link to PrivatizationLink's catalog of Web pages and downloadable documents relating to privatization and foreign direct investment.
Added by
Persephone Economou
on September 25, 2001
IPAnet's Investment Information - Armenia
ipanet.net
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Link to IPAnet's catalog of web pages and downloadable documents relating to foreign direct investment.
Added by
MIGA
on May 11, 2001
Foreign Investment Guide -- Armenia
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An overview of Foreign Investment Procedures from Embassy of the Republic of Armenia to the U.S.
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(bad) Alexander...
on September 5, 2000
Investment Climate in Armenia
armeniaemb.org
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A foreign investment guide to Armenia
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(bad) Alexander...
on September 5, 2000
Investment Opportunities in Armenia: Project Profiles
ipanet.net
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Project profiles of electricity, construction, regional development, hotel, tourism and agribusiness industry (PDF files). Provided by U.S.-Armenia Business & Investment Association (USABIA).
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