Industrial Subsidies, market competition, global trade and investment: Towards a research agenda
Subsidization by states of their domestic industries to gain competitive advantage abroad is a perennial topic in international trade discussions.
As the world moves into a multipolar environment and China rises in economic prominence, the rules governing subsidies, particularly to the industrial sector, are in the spotlight. The politics of reform are fraught, for a range of reasons ranging from states’ geo-economic positioning, through paralysis in the World Trade Organization, to domestic social considerations.
By Ph.D Wenxiao Wang, Professor Peter Draper, Dr Dessie Ambaw, Professor Andreas Freytag, Dr Naoise McDonagh, and Mr Keith Wilson
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