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Digital Trade Restrictiveness Index
Digital TradeRestrictivenessIndexby Martina Francesca Ferracane Lee-Makiyama Erik van der Marel Trade Restrictiveness IndexEuropean Center for International Political Economy (ECIPE)40 Avenue des Arts1040 BrusselsThe authors are extremely grateful to Fredrik Erixon for guidance and comments throughout the project process. A special thanks goes to Hanna Deringer who provided an excellent research contribution to this report. We also would like to thank in addition Gabriel Agostini, Niccol Bonifai, Maria del Carmen Vasquez, Giorgio Garbasso, Rositsa Georgieva, Sara Holmberg, and Antonella Zarra for their research Trade Restrictiveness IndexContentsExecutive Summary1. Introduction2. DTRI Rankings 3. DTRI Results Cluster A: Fiscal Restrictions Cluster B: Establishment Restrictions Cluster C: Restrictions on Data Cluster D: Trading Restrictions 4.
• The restrictiveness of these countries may also be a harbinger for how global policy developments in digital trade will unfold. The Top 10 countries most restricted in digital trade cover nearly half of the world population. The policy choices that these countries make will certainly have an impact on
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