International Competitiveness, International Taxation and Domestic Investment

Garry Young

National Institute Economic Review, 1994, vol. 148, 44-48

Abstract: In recent years, international product markets have become more open as a consequence of a reduction in local trade barriers such as the completion of the single market in Europe and the North American Free Trade Agreement and through a reduction in worldwide trade barriers through GATT. The resulting increase in the competitiveness of global product markets has been intensified by the emergence of competition from the former Communist countries in Europe and rapidly developing countries from South East Asia.

Date: 1994
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