Book Review: ASEAN India Centre at the Research and Information System for Developing Countries (RIS), Non-Tariff Measures (NTMs): Evidence from ASEAN-India Trade

South Asia Economic Journal Pub Date : 2019-09-01 DOI:10.1177/1391561419872121

Arvind Kumar

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the RCEP need to be put in perspective and/or explained in the context of RCEP. Similarly, Chapter 11 by Kumar and Tripathi presents a broad perspective on protectionism and its repercussions for GVCs. There is little focus on RCEP. It would have done better if the authors were to reflect on how regional economic integration in Asia through RCEP could counter advanced economy contribution to a slowdown in trade growth through increased protectionism. A more focused selection of papers would have made for a far more useful reference for educating the reader as well as providing valuable inputs for ongoing RCEP negotiations. Finally, careful editing could have taken care of typographical errors in the text that, even if minor, can be irritating to the reader.

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需要在RCEP的背景下正确看待和/或解释RCEP。同样，Kumar和Tripathi的第11章对保护主义及其对全球价值链的影响提出了一个广泛的视角。很少有人关注RCEP。如果作者们能够思考，通过RCEP实现亚洲区域经济一体化，如何能够抵消发达经济体因保护主义加剧而导致的贸易增长放缓的影响，那就更好了。更集中的论文选择将为教育读者提供更有用的参考，并为正在进行的RCEP谈判提供有价值的投入。最后，仔细的编辑可以处理文本中的印刷错误，即使是很小的错误，也会让读者感到恼火。

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