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How The Global Fund for Ecommerce Is Helping Entrepreneurs in Developing Countries Enter The Digital Era

Kati Suominen
April 12, 2016

By bringing together public- and private-sector support for digital trade, the Global Fund for Ecommerce could help developing country entrepreneurs go global.

 
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Kati Suominen: 3 Ways to Navigate the Ambiguity of Growth

Kati Suominen
March 08, 2016

Amid global economic uncertainty, here are three levers for topline growth.

 

Not a day goes by without news about a slowdown in the world economy. Yet paradoxically, a recent Pricewaterhouse survey revealed that while 70 percent of global executives said it is more difficult to find profitable growth opportunities now than 10 years ago, 74 percent also said there are more profitable growth opportunities now a decade ago.
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Kati Suominen: Next Big Roadblock to Trade — Congested Cities

Kati Suominen
February 18, 2016

Spending on trade facilitation needs to focus on megacities.

 

As corporations have built giant global supply chains around the world, governments have done their share, reducing tariffs and other trade barriers impeding market access of goods and services. Although the implementation of the WTO’s historic Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) will significantly help undo bottlenecks at national borders — promising to free up more than $1 trillion in global GDP — a growing challenge in the movement of trade remains: cities.
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Kati Suominen: The Seoul Consensus

Kati Suominen
August 21, 2015

The world needs a new policy agenda to unleash the power of the digital economy.

 
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Trading Up: Being Small and Going Global

Kati Suominen
March 20, 2014
As the global economy rebounds, companies around the world are seeking growth through exports. Only the next generation of exporters will not be companies that have matured in the domestic market, but rather “born global companies” that globalize out of the gates.
The costs of doing international business have never been as low; the opportunity never so great.
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Five World Trade Game-Changers for 2014

Kati Suominen
January 09, 2014
The WTO’s trade facilitation deal reached in Bali in early December adds to the past three decades’ dramatic expansion in world trade owing to tariff liberalization, regional integration, lower transport costs, and spread of global supply chains. Now five technology game-changers will erase many of the pending impediments to globalization – yet also give rise to new business and policy challenges:
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