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Epilogue — The Feminine Mystiquejor social cost of adjusting to trade reforms. Unfortunately, most developing countries do not have well-developed social safety nets, such as unemployment benefits, retraining programmes and portable pensions, to address these problems. Other areas of adjustment to be addressed include: the need to

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Overviewn of trade in goods and services, hold out hopes for potentially important gains for developing countries in terms of improved access to overseas markets. Many of these countries are expected to undertake further liberalization commitments and this could bring them even further gains, at least in th

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Bangladesh barely exceeding the population growth rate; but subsequently, during the period 1999–2004, it exceeded an average annual rate of 5 per cent, to reach about $54 billion in the fiscal year 2003–2004. The investment/GDP ratio increased from 17 per cent to 23 per cent; within this, the ratio of public