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Materias: “…Budismo Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma)…”

Materias: “…Funerales Ritos y ceremonias Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma)…”

Materias: “…Cuentos populares Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma)…”

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Materias: “…Investments, Foreign -- China -- Regional disparities…”

“…Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma)xReligión…”

“…Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma) Descripción y viajes…”

“…Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma) Usos y costumbres…”

“…Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma) Civilización y cultura…”

“…Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma) Descripción y viajes…”

“…Tíbet (China, Región Autónoma) Historia s. XX Relatos personales…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Foreword; Table of Contents; Note by the Editor; Trends and Recent Developments in Foreign Direct Investment; Foreign Investment in China's Regional Development: Prospects and Policy Challenges; Multinational Enterprises and the Quality of Public Governance: A Case Study of Extractive Industries; Successful Capital Movements Liberalisation: A Question of Governance - Recent OECD Experience; The Economics of International Investment Incentives; Tribune. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…From Unevenness to Co-ordination for China's Regional Development (1978-2004) -- 5. China's Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction (1978-2002) -- 6. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…From unevenness to coordination for China's regional development (1978-2004); 5. China's economic growth and poverty reduction (1978-2002); 6. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Users and Access -- Harmony and Counterpoint: Dancing with Fair Use in New Zealand and Australia / Melanie Johnson, Robin Wright and Susan Corbett -- Open Government Data Licences in the Greater China Region / Jyh-An Lee -- Part 4. Non-authors? -- Putting Artists and Guardians of Indigenous Works First: Towards a Restricted Scope of Freedom of Panorama in the Asian Pacific Region / Jonathan Barrett -- The Development of Performers' Rights in New Zealand: Lessons for the Asian Pacific Region? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…An influx of highly skilled workers might support raising the human capital profile of selected labour markets across the region -- The longer-term impacts of the war might exacerbate fiscal imbalances across Central Asia -- Central Asian governments are still dealing with the consequences of the pandemic -- A fragile post-COVID recovery has not allowed governments to regain fiscal space -- So far, sustained consumption has supported government revenues -- However, in the longer run, financial market developments might weigh negatively on the sustainability of public finances -- In the longer run, the disentangling of Central Asia's economic relations with Russia might accelerate China's economic presence in the region -- Central Asia could benefit from a rethinking of China's regional trade strategy -- However, Central Asia's debt exposure to China could increase amidst tightening global financial conditions -- Policy responses in Central Asia -- Monetary policy across Central Asia has proved effective in stabilising exchanges rates, but high inflation remains an issue -- Windfall revenues have provided support to individuals and businesses -- Central Asian countries have sought to diversify trade routes -- Policy options for Central Asia -- Supportive fiscal policies can offset some of the negative economic effects, but should be handled with caution to keep debt and inflation levels in check -- Provide targeted, temporary support to households to ease the impact of price increases -- Provide targeted and temporary support to businesses to help them weather supply chain disruptions, liquidity constraints and increased debt servicing costs -- Refrain from protectionist policies to ensure trade and agriculture keeps flowing…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Executive summary -- Realising the Middle Corridor's potential requires to transform it into a major trade route -- Regional integration: creating traffic and demand on the route will largely stem from increased regional economic and trade integration -- Trade facilitation: reforms should focus on advancing digitalisation and harmonisation of border procedures and permit requirements -- Infrastructure: additional investments are needed to improve multimodality across the route and port and vessel capacity in the Caspian Sea -- Transnational co-operation: a common regional approach is required to implement these reforms, and deepen regional economic and trade integration -- 1 The Context: Growing interest in the Middle Corridor -- Central Asia, the South Caucasus and Türkiye can play a central role in intensifying regional co-operation and opening new trade routes -- Türkiye represents a central East-West and North-South trade hub -- Central Asia and the South Caucasus could benefit from a possible shift in China's regional trade and transit strategy -- The Middle Corridor constitutes a promising alternative to the Northern route, but much remains to be done to realise its potential -- The Middle Corridor is a viable, albeit complex, route connecting Asia to Europe through Central Asia and the South Caucasus -- This report assesses challenges and identifies reform priorities in relation to infrastructure, trade facilitation and stakeholder co-ordination along the Middle-Corridor -- Infrastructure bottlenecks and inadequate trade facilitation increase costs and transit times along the Middle Corridor -- Limited regional trade and economic integration in Central Asia and the South Caucasus further reduce the route's trade competitiveness…”

“…It gives an almost unknown exposition of the mechanisms of China's regional economic development, with numerous supporting cases drawn from both China and elsewhere. …”