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| Paul Hogan is Chairman of the Trade Development Institute of Ireland. |
Donald B. Keesing is principal economist in the Trade Policy Division of the World Bank's Country
Economics Department. |
| Andrew Singer is a consultant based in Cambridge, England. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Paul Hogan, 1934
The role of support services in expanding manufactured exports in
developing countries / Paul Hogan, Donald B. Keesing, Andrew Singer.
p. cm. (EDI seminar series).
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 0-8213-1813-6
1. Foreign trade promotionDeveloping countries. I. Keesing,
Donald B. II. Singer, Andrew, 1942 . III. Title. IV. Series.
HF1417.5.H63 1992
382'.63dc20 91-29484
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