European aid for trade: need, merit or self-interest? : a dynamic panel data analysis onwhat motivates the European donors
Aid for Trade has been recognized as a tool to integrate developing countries into the world economy, induce economic growth and lift its people out of poverty. EU and its member states are the biggest donors of Aid for Trade in the world, and one of its biggest advocates, but neither Aid for Trade...
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SLU/Dept. of Economics
2018
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