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La perspective d’une plus grande libéralisation des échanges est parfois l’objet d’un débat public houleux, notamment lorsqu’il s’agit des répercussions qu’elle pourrait avoir sur les pays en développement. Cette publication aborde la question des échanges et du développement sous un angle économique. Elle examine ces sujets sensibles à la lumière d’approches empiriques et d’analyses objectives. Quels sont les impacts potentiels d’une plus grande libéralisation sur le bien-être des pays en développement ? Quels ajustements économiques une telle libéralisation ferait-elle intervenir ? De quelles solutions les gouvernements des pays en développement disposent-ils pour accéder à de nouveaux débouchés commerciaux, tout en relevant les défis structurels qui les accompagnent ? Dynamiser les échanges: Les enjeux du développement dans le système commercial multilatéral livre les conclusions des recherches les plus récentes de l’OCDE et de la Banque mondiale sur ces questions et d’autres thèmes qui leur sont associés.

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The prospect of further trade liberalisation sometimes attracts a noisy public discourse, particularly with respect to the possible implications for developing countries. This volume considers trade and development from an economic perspective, aiming to examine these emotive issues using empirical approaches and dispassionate analysis. What are the potential welfare impacts on developing countries from further liberalisation?  What economic adjustments would such liberalisation entail?  What policy options exist for developing countries seeking to seize on new market opportunities while responding to the associated structural challenges? Trading Up:  Economic Perspectives on Development Issues in the Multilateral Trading System delivers new insights from the latest OECD and World Bank research on these questions and related topics.

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These are the proceedings of the Annual World Bank Conference on Development Economics, which gathers the global perspective of scholars, and practitioners of development policy from academic life, government, and the private sector. The selected topics seek to include new areas of concern, and current research, as well as areas believed to benefit from exposure to recent knowledge, and experience. This year's conference focused on new development thinking, crises and recovery, corporate governance and restructuring, and, social security, public and private savings. The opening address outlines challenges for development, that include the intransigence of poverty in Africa, and ways to establish public-private partnerships at the country, and global levels, while the keynote address identifies equilibrium, and change as the focus of development economics: long-term sustainable growth requires development of a consensus behind the reform policies. Discussions varied from crises and recovery, through perspectives on the recent history of transition economies, to arguments on the possibilities of poverty reduction on a grand scale. Other topics include the exploration of development strategies, revision of the role of aid in providing finance, changing policies, and knowledge transfer, and, how to coordinate development problems.

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