How regional trade can contribute to the development of East Africa's border areas Trade integration and spatially balanced development: Implications for Uganda and Rwanda Policy brief 23 Oct 2017 Firms and Trade Authors Olivier Cadot Professor of Development Politics, University of Lausanne Alexander Himbert Researcher, Université de Lausanne Marius Brülhart Professor of Economics, Université de Lausanne Brülhart-et-al-2017-policy-brief.pdf Download PDF document • 541.9 KB Share Share More from How regional trade can contribute to the development of East Africa's border areas Trade integration and spatially balanced development: Implications for Uganda and Rwanda Marius Brülhart, Olivier Cadot, Alexander Himbert Working paper Cross border trading: Sierra Leone and her neighbours Abou Bakarr Kamara Blog Blurred lines: East African Community integrates in fits and starts Anne Laski Blog More from IGC Bridging the skills mismatches between job seekers and firms in Ethiopia Lukas Hensel, Tsegay Gebrekidan Tekleselassie, Marc Witte Blog Can expert feedback improve SMEs' views of government's regulatory legitimacy? Evidence from Thailand Allen Hicken, Edmund Malesky, Songkhun Nillasithanukroh, Markus Taussig Policy brief Digital consultation of firms and perception of government's regulatory legitimacy: Piloting an experiment in regulation design in Thailand Allen Hicken, Edmund Malesky, Songkhun Nillasithanukroh, Markus Taussig Working paper Fiscal incentives and jobs: Bang for the buck or wasted resources? Tilahun Emiru Project report Themes Firms Trade Countries Rwanda Uganda
