Measures to reduce trade barriers constitute a mutual responsibility.

NTB surveys with the business communities

The abolition of trade barriers is the single most important factor for world economic growth.

It calls for dismantling trade barriers and ending agricultural subsidies that hurt farmers and small businesses.

A solution of a different sort is the removal of trade barriers.

Then there is the unresolved problem of trade barriers.

Yet trade barriers were an obstacle to recovery and growth.

For other developing and transition economies and developed countries, the figure was only 15 per cent.

However, significant trade barriers still existed in various forms.

Latin America sharply reduced its trade barriers and privatized its state owned firms.

Industrial countries would increase aid levels and lower trade barriers.

The reduction of the trade barriers that confront Africa is at least as important.

Old trade barriers have yet to be removed, while new ones are emerging.

Their exports today face a variety of barriers in their major markets, including non tariff trade barriers and other non tariff measures.

(i) The holding of additional business seminars

Where social barriers are sufficiently strong, economic barriers are certain to appear. These can range from protectionist trade policies and increasingly strict immigration controls to religious wars and ethnic cleansing.

Indonesia, like many developing countries, had unilaterally removed many trade barriers and deregulated its economy to a large extent in order to attract foreign investment and stimulate trade.

When everyone raises trade barriers, the volume of trade collapses.

Likewise, removal of trade barriers is recognized as a driver of regional integration and development.

The Great Depression was aggravated by the trade barriers that countries imposed to protect domestic employment.

There could, in truth, be no greater gift to the developing world than lower trade barriers and an end to subsidies.

However, developed countries' trade barriers continued to harm developing countries.

They agree that the two economies could benefit strongly from the elimination of trade and commercial barriers between them.

One approach to strengthening entrepreneurship has been to enhance the entrepreneurial traits of individual business persons.

He stressed the importance of free trade and the elimination of existing trade barriers to allow positive corporate contributions to flourish.

In the area of NAMA, progress in eliminating trade barriers must be achieved.

Trade barriers among developed nations continue to cause havoc for many developing nations. These barriers continue to keep people in poverty.

In 2010, South Korea and the European Union concluded a free trade agreement (FTA) to reduce trade barriers.

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Both regional groupings have, by lowering trade barriers, delivered a real catalyst to economic growth.

The issue of trade barriers speaks directly to the question of whether there is a genuine international commitment to Africa s development.

Business surveys or structured interviews represent another approach that has been used to obtain information on the importance of NTBs.

As the Human Development Report, 2005, pointed out, the trade barriers faced by developing countries exporting to developed countries were three to four times greater than those faced by developed countries trading with each other.

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16. Recognizes the importance for developing countries as well as countries with economies in transition of considering reducing trade barriers among themselves

And bilateral or regional trade deals can chip away at some of the barriers in the current global system.

In the late nineteenth century, all powers raised their trade barriers except Britain.

That initiative is in line with the consensus recognition of the importance for developing countries of considering reducing trade barriers among themselves.

The political will to remove long standing trade barriers would be the most critical element in this respect.

Even with competitive products, restrictive trade barriers further limit our access to markets.

In the fight against trade barriers, these bodies create enormous opportunities for developing countries to participate in the development of the world market.

The new reform orthodoxy is macro prudential regulation of commercial banks by the central bank.

It should have focused its efforts on monitoring and implementing the G 20 s commitment not to raise trade barriers.