Bernan Distribution / World Trade Organization
Pages: 250
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Trim: 8¼ x 11¾
978-92-8704076-3 • Paperback • October 2016 • $65.00 • (£50.00)
Contents
Foreword the WTO Director General 3 analytical -Summary 5 A Introduction 14 1. SMEs in the national economy 17 2. Participation of SMEs in trade: Opportunities and Challenges 23 3. report structure 29 B SMEs in international trade: stylized facts 32 1. Participation direct trade SMEs 35 2. SME participation in indirect trade and global value chains (GVC) 44 3. Participation of SMEs in e-commerce International 53 4. Evolution of the participation of MSMEs trade time 56 5. Conclusions 60 C dynamics of the SME internationalization process 62 1. SME internationalization forms 64 2. What are the companies that export and why access to foreign markets it is important for SMEs? 66 3. Impact of internationalization on SME performance 71 4. Conclusions 82 D commercial barriers to the participation of SMEs to trade 84 1. Barriers to access to international markets perceived by SMEs 86 2. Trade Policy and SMEs 91 3. Other significant costs related to trade 101 4. trade ICT-based: advantages and challenges for SMEs 107 5. Access to trade SMEs based on CVM 114 6. Conclusions 117 E approaches cooperatives to promote the participation of SMEs to trade 124 1. Why support SMEs and cooperate in this field in the framework of trade agreements? 126 2. SMEs in regional trade agreements 128 3. SMEs in other international organizations 139 4. SMEs WTO 143 5. Conclusions 162 F Conclusions 166