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Priorities And Pathways In Services Reform - Part Ii: Political Economy Studies, Hardback Book

Priorities And Pathways In Services Reform - Part Ii: Political Economy Studies Hardback

Edited by Christopher (Univ Of Adelaide, Australia) Findlay

Part of the World Scientific Studies in International Economics series

Hardback

Description

Services markets remain highly regulated and international trade and investment is restricted.

Previous works have identified the scope for significant gains from trade, yet those results are often debated and the progress on reform has been slow.

Parts I and II in Priorities and Pathways in Services Reform help fill the gap in the research around this debate.

Part I - Quantitative Studies contains up-to-date assessment and evaluations of the impact of policy in a range of services markets in different countries (through cross-country modelling of the impacts of a reform program).

Part II - Political Economy Studies builds on this to address the understanding of what makes a reform successful, going beyond a quantification of the benefits of reform.

This book fills that gap by reporting and reviewing the experience of reform across different sectors and countries.

Ten key lessons are identified for successful reform.

Readers will find fresh insights into managing complex issues in services reform.

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