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The globalization of trade in retail services - report commissioned by OECD trade policy linkages and services division for the OECD experts meeting on distribution services

The globalization of trade in retail services - report commissioned by OECD trade policy linkages and services division for the OECD experts meeting on distribution services
The globalization of trade in retail services - report commissioned by OECD trade policy linkages and services division for the OECD experts meeting on distribution services
Aims and Background: In this retail sector study commissioned by OECD to inform the expert meeting on distribution services to be held on November 17 2010, the aims are to:
* explain how and why the retail sector has internationalised its operations over the past two decades and the characteristics of that process;
* highlight current and potential future trends in the internationalisation of the sector;
* consider how trade, investment and regulatory policy have shaped and continue to shape the international activities of retailers;
* assess the importance of e-commerce in international retailing and any potential restrictions on its development;
* assess policy areas and measures which might be included in the retail part of a services trade restrictiveness index (STRI).
OECD Trade Policy Linkages and Services Division
Wrigley, Neil
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Lowe, Michelle
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Wrigley, Neil
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Lowe, Michelle
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Wrigley, Neil and Lowe, Michelle (2010) The globalization of trade in retail services - report commissioned by OECD trade policy linkages and services division for the OECD experts meeting on distribution services Paris, FR. OECD Trade Policy Linkages and Services Division 38pp.

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Aims and Background: In this retail sector study commissioned by OECD to inform the expert meeting on distribution services to be held on November 17 2010, the aims are to:
* explain how and why the retail sector has internationalised its operations over the past two decades and the characteristics of that process;
* highlight current and potential future trends in the internationalisation of the sector;
* consider how trade, investment and regulatory policy have shaped and continue to shape the international activities of retailers;
* assess the importance of e-commerce in international retailing and any potential restrictions on its development;
* assess policy areas and measures which might be included in the retail part of a services trade restrictiveness index (STRI).

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Published date: 17 November 2010
Additional Information: OECD Experts Meeting on Distribution Services. Contact email address N.Wrigley@soton.ac.uk
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Local EPrints ID: 169193
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/169193
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ORCID for Neil Wrigley: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-3967-5668

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Date deposited: 13 Dec 2010 09:54
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 02:34

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Author: Neil Wrigley ORCID iD
Author: Michelle Lowe

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