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This article briefly discusses the three key drivers in trade policy which have significant implications for small businesses during COVID-19:(1) Generation of more opportunities ad for women entrepreneurs;(2) both the government and multinationals must ensure that the impact on small businesses is the first priority when making any changes to the supply-chain operations;and (3) the private and public sectors must work together to address obstacles accessing trade finance.
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