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Publications → Trade and Investment Facilitation → WTO Accession

Uzbekistan accession to WTO: challenges for financial sector

The current paper analyses the consequences of Uzbekistan accession to the WTO in relation to financial services.

Link http://www.cer.uz/files/d…oads/p_papers/2004_03.pdf
Date мар/04
Institute Center for Economic Research
Tags WTO, uzbekistan, accession, consequence
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