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TARIFF REFORMS, NON-TARIFF BARRIERS, AND WTO POLICIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

Dr. Shashi Sharma
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Attractive Noncovalent Interactions versus Steric Confinement in Asymmetric Supramolecular Catalysis. [PDF]

J Am Chem Soc
Craescu CV, David CD, Heafner ED, Raymond KN, Bergman RG, Toste FD.   +5 more
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Unconventional Multimodal Switching in Single-Crystalline Nanowire Channel ECRAM. [PDF]

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Lee J, Song W, Kwak H, Kim S.
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The Challenge of Reducing Subsidies and Trade Barriers

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Kym Anderson
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The Impact of Trade Barrier Reductions on Global Value Chains for Agricultural Products in China and Countries along the ‘Belt and Road’

World Trade Review, 2022
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) may potentially reduce trade barriers between China and countries along the Belt and Road (BR) route, affecting the positions in Global Value Chains (GVCs) of agricultural products of these countries.
Z. Zhang, Yue Gao, T. Wei
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The Impact of Foundational AI on International Trade, Services and Supply Chains in Asia

Asian Economic Policy Review, 2023
Foundational artificial intelligence (AI) is a general purpose technology that will affect economic activity across industries, with potentially significant impacts on jobs and international trade.
Joshua P Meltzer
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Safe reinforcement learning: A control barrier function optimization approach

International Journal of Robust and Nonlinear Control, 2020
This article presents a learning‐based barrier certified method to learn safe optimal controllers that guarantee operation of safety‐critical systems within their safe regions while providing an optimal performance.
Z. Marvi, Bahare Kiumarsi
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Trade Barriers as Bargaining Outcomes [PDF]

The World Economy, 2006
Whether bilateral trade barrier data conform with the Grossman‐Helpman (1995) model's predictions about ‘trade talks’ is examined in this article. A simple form of the prediction from the model is tested. Bilateral US‐Japan and US‐EU data from the 1990s are employed. The results are the first in the literature.
kishore gawande, hui li
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