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Tajikistan in the world economy: integration problems

This report considers globalization and integration of Tajik economy to the world economy, as well as development of external relations by Tajikistan

Link http://www.epinetwork.org…n-v-mirovoj-ekonomike.doc
Author Umarov, Kh
Date 2005
Institute Institute of Economic Studies (Tajikistan)
Tags globalization, integration, external, relations, Tajikistan
← Tajikistan: problems of trade and partnership with Central Asia countries (including Afghanistan and Xingiang Autonomous Region)
↑ Foreign Trade
→ Beyond borders: Reconsidering regional trade in Central Asia

See also

  1. External Trade in the CIS Countries
  2. Efficiency of using external aid in Kyrgyz Republic.
  3. Theories of the Information Society
  4. Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) Review - June 2007
  5. Implications of the euro for the integration process of the transition economies in central and eastern Europe

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