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9 The facilitation of trade by the rule of law: the cases of Singapore and ASEAN Michael Ewing-Chow, Junianto James Losari and Melania Vilarasau Slade*
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Transparency International / rankings Limited / ASEAN / Table 3 Transparency International / /

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Turku School of Economics / Open government / World Trade Organization / Lao PDR / OECD / World Bank / European Union / Association of South East Asian Nations / /

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