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Index Boxes, figures, notes, and tables are indicated by italic b, f, n, and t following the page numbers. A Accenture, 241 access to health services, 103–12 accounting services, 2, 263–91 bilateral trade agreements for, 272–73, 272t current environment for, 264–69, 264f, 265t exports of, 265t, 267–69, 269t horizontal integration in, 70 large accounting firms, role of, 267, 267t, 268b multilateral trade agreements for, 272–73, 272t recommendations for, 270–80, 281–89t regulatory environment, 270–73, 271–72b, 282–84t in RTAs, 272–73, 272t standards for, 273–76, 274b, 275t, 277b, 279–80b supply channels for, 266, 266b Acumen Fund, 107 adjustment costs, 11–12, 149–51 Afghanistan construction services in, 192 legal services trade in, 74 Africa. See also specific countries distribution services in, 146b Internet connectivity in, 232, 233, 233b legal services in, 70b Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO), 198, 198b Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (WTO), 137 agriculture, 60, 150 air pollution control, 324 Albania-Greece labor agreement, 60 Aldi (multinational corporation), 148b Algeria accounting services in, 271 construction services in, 186, 186f engineering services in, 296, 300b, 305, 305f, 308b health services trade agreements, 134 legal services in, 77 VOIP services legalized in, 234 anchor investors, 227b ancillary services and products, 113, 118b Andrade Gutierrez (engineering firm), 298 Angola construction services in, 182, 198b distribution services in, 146b environmental services in, 328b APEC Engineer Agreement (1999), 312, 313t Arabian Construction Company, 208b Arab Maghreb Union, 308b Arab Republic of Egypt. See Egypt Argentina construction services in, 184, 184f distribution services in, 145, 153 engineering services in, 298 environmental services in, 328b, 331 health services imports, 132b IT services in, 222 labor migration agreements, 65n9 legal services in, 79, 79f Arkell, Julian, 141 Armenia construction services in, 184, 184f legal services in, 79f artisans, 56 association agreements, 45 349
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CONTENTS About the Editors and Cont
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Contents ix 1.4 Worker Remittances
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