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Trade in services: Cross-border trade vs commercial presence. Evidence of complementarity

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Figure 1: World Totals of Cross border exports of services and goods There exists a consensus in the services field that one of the driving forces behind this trend might be advances in information and  communi-cation technologies 2
Figure 2: FDI outward position
Figure 3: BOP Exports v/s Sales by Affiliates
Figure 4: Sales by affiliates by destination
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