Trade In Intermediate Goods And International Supply Chains In Cefta

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To enhance their competitiveness, CEFTA countries need to promote effective investment and trade policies that will help them move up the “global value chains”. Today, the production of goods and services is increasingly taking place across the globe, with research and development, design, production of parts, assembly, and marketing, located across different countries. This trend, leading to greater investment and trade in intermediate goods, has implications for the development of adequate data and analysis in order to help governments design and implement well informed policies.