●	East Asia & Pacific Global Development Finance 2005 Summary(2005.4.6)
●	Global Development Finance 2005 Overview(2005.4.6)
●	China and the WTO : accession, policy reform, and poverty reduction strategies(2005.2.21)
	Market liberalization and other reforms associated with China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) are delivering gains worth more than $40 billion a year to China’s economy, and adding about $75 billion a year to real incomes worldwide.
●	China Quarterly Update(2005.2.4)
●	Development and Poverty Reduction: Looking Back, Looking Ahead(2005.2.3)
	Development thinking and practice have evolved in ways that should be conducive to more rapid development, but the promise has yet to be fulfilled.
●	Investment Climate for Small and Medium Enterprises in Southwest China(2004.12.20)
	The government is sensitiveto the needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and to the contribution that SMEs can make to western region development.
●	China: An Evaluation of World Bank Assistance(2004.12.7)
●	Overview of 2005 Global Economic Perspects(2004.12.5)
●	Regional Trade Agreements: Implications for China(2004.12.5)
●	Logistics Centers in China - The key issues a City Government should address(2004.11.29)
●	China Half-Yearly Update(2004.11.9)
●	East Asia and Pacific Regional Update(2004.11.9)
●	Clean Development Mechanism in China(2004.5.20)
●	Beyond Trade - Deep Integration and Regional Cooperation(2004.4.25)
	Regionalism is seen as a potentially effective means of furthering progress on "deep integration." The rapid growth in intra-regional trade and investment of recent years has brought to the forefront new issues...
●	Implications of Rules of Origin for Regional Integration in East Asia(2004.4.25)
	Rules of origin are a key element in determining the magnitude of economic benefits accruing from preferential trade agreements and who gets them.
●	Liberalizing Services Trade in the ASEAN Region(2004.4.25)
	In East Asia, where tariffs on goods are already low, the benefits from integrating trade in services are likely to be many times those from reducing border barriers alone.
●	Rice - From National to Regional Policy(2004.4.25)
	Rice is the lifeline of almost 70 percent of the world's poor residing in Asia, where more than 90 percent of world rice production and consumption takes place. Rice trade liberalization thus has tremendous implications for poverty.
●	China Country Half-Yearly Update(2004.4.20)
	Despite SARS, which lowered the second quarter GDP growth rate to 6.5 percent, China ended 2003 at full tilt, growing by 10.4 in the fourth quarter to give a whole year increase of 9.1 percent.
●	East Asia and Pacific Regional Update: Half-Yearly Updates(2004.4.20)
	East Asia's economy is expected to grow by more than 6 percent in 2004, the strongest since the beginning of the global slowdown in early 2000.
●	Managing Decentralization In East Asia(2004.3.17)
	This note proposes a flagship study of decentralization in the East Asia and the Pacific (EAP) region. The purpose is to employ global knowledge to assist EAP borrowers in managing their decentralization programs...

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