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2011.
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Summary/Abstract |
IN THE STUDY OF THE REGULATION of the export of goods, services, and capital, scholars traditionally focus on the regulation of their export from the territory of a country - in particular, the export of goods, export quotas, export control systems, state support of exports, etc. Nevertheless, in the regulation of exports, leading countries are giving increasing importance to lowering trade and investment barriers abroad and assuring favorable conditions on international markets for national exporters and investors, which is reflected, among others, in the U.S. National Export Initiative that was adopted in 2010. For this reason, I propose separating two different types of export regulations: (1) the regulation of the export of goods, services, and capital from a country's territory and (2) the regulation of the import of goods, services, and capital to the markets of foreign countries.
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