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Implications for Export Diversification: The case of Male-Owned enterprises

The previous chapters show that despite significant improvements in removing regulatory and procedural trade barriers, the road ahead remains challenging. Traders are still faced with red tape, especially since the Government is yet to complete migration towards paperless trade. Once achieved, this move is unlikely to translate into a significant rise in exports and job creation, owing to the weaknesses in the SQAM system. Most notable is the lack of internationally recognized CABs, which burdens exporters with additional costs in the form of product testing abroad and retesting fees in destination markets.

Countries: Armenia
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