01088nam a2200145Ia 450000500170000008000180001710000180003524500800005326000250013330000170015852007220017558300160089794200120091399900170092520260716043425.0  a09.05.05 S959  aSupper, Erich  aIs there effectively a level playing field for developing coountry exports?  bUNaNew YorkUSc2001  axiii, 138 p.  aInvestigates the extent to which recent progress in reducing impediments and distortions to trade has levelled the playing field for developing country exports.  Finds that the competitive situation remains severely distorted by high protection rates in developed countries to domestic producers in agriculture, consumer goods and other industries.  Identifies other instruments to reduce competition from developing country exports such as budget subsidies and enforcement of anti-competitive practices.  Emphasizes that even if developing countires enjoyed favourable market accesss for their products, the unequal competitive strength of their firms should not be overlooked during multilateral trade negotiations.  c7/9/01kM2L  cMmS959  c46970d46970