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ICC Research Foundation Unveils Initial Results of Research on Global Trade and Investment.
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The initial results of the first three research projects supported by the ICC Research Foundation were presented and discussed, at a gathering of leaders from business, government and academia in New Delhi on 4-5 December, 2009.
Project leaders from the World Trade Organization, Harvard Business School, and the IMD business school introduced and led discussions on: trade and employment, the future of market capitalism, and rethinking sustainable growth.
The two-day Forum, on the theme “Globalization and Inclusive Growth”, was organized by ICC India and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), with participation of over 100 corporate chairmen and CEOs from Asia, the Middle East, Europe, North America, and India.
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ICC Research Foundation
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The mission of the ICC Research Foundation (ICCRF) is to reinforce the role of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in providing intellectual leadership on public policy issues, with a focus on global trade and investment.
The Foundation commissions academic research from leading experts and institutions, with results that contribute to public debate about how a multilateral approach to globalization can enhance its benefits for employment, sustainable growth and the market economy; and how these elements together help ensure world peace and prosperity.
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Research projects
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These projects are carried out with support from the ICC Research Foundation, by independent experts at the institutions identified.
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Employment:
- WTO-ILO project on “Making globalization socially sustainable” [more]
- Peterson Institute for International Economics – project to evaluate trade and employment policy responses of the Great Recession [more] |
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Market Economy:
- Harvard Business School workshop on future of the market economy [more] |
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Sustainable Growth:
- IMD-Evian Group project on business leadership and sustainable
economic growth [more] |
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