Services Sector Trade and Investment
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 December 2018) | Viewed by 32108
Special Issue Editor
Interests: international national trade and finance; supply chain; carbon emissions; circular economy
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
International trade in services leads to expansion of the services sector. Growth of the services sector is now well-recognised as a new driver for economic growth. A broad definition of the services sector will be considered, which includes cultural goods, education, financial services, labour services, outsourcing and real-estate. Both theoretical and empirical manuscripts on different aspects of services sector trade and investment are welcome. Both micro- and macro-level studies on individual countries and groups of countries are welcome. However, all manuscripts must have a sustainability angle and policy implications. All submitted manuscripts will be subject to a rigorous peer review procedure with the aim of rapid and wide-reaching dissemination of research results.
We invite high quality original manuscripts for possible publication in this Special Issue of Sustainability. Please note that the list of keywords is not exhaustive.
Prof. Dr. Sajid Anwar
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Services sector trade
- Trade and investment in arts and cultural goods
- International capital mobility
- International labour mobility
- International outsourcing
- International factor mobility and wage inequality
- International factor mobility and environment
- Determinants of investment in the services sector
- Return on international investment in the services sector
- International investment in commercial and residential real-estate
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