Kabanda, Patrick2016-06-142016-06-142016-05https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24521In recent years, international trade in creative goods and services has been expanding. But this upward march is not lifting all boats. Although many developing countries are endowed with vast cultural wealth, they still lag behind. In addition, women are not faring well. Much needs to be done to expand creative trade for human development. Suggestions here include implementing a Women Artisan Trade Initiative, creating a cultural trade index, developing appropriate intellectual property initiatives, and considering creative trade in economic diversification strategies.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGODECENT WORKSOCIAL INCLUSIONCRAFTCULTURAL UNDERSTANDINGARTSCULTURAL SECTORURUGUAY ROUNDLIABILITYECONOMIC GROWTHJEWELRYWORLD TRADE ORGANIZATIONINTERNATIONAL TRADE RULESRENAISSANCETIMEGLOBAL MARKETSINCOMETRADE RULESCROSS-BORDER TRADELAW ENFORCEMENTCULTURAL RESOURCESPROPERTY RIGHTSEXPORTSARTWELFAREINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTSMUSEUMTRIPS AGREEMENTEXCLUSIVE RIGHTSSCULPTURECULTURAL CHARACTERISTICSMONUMENTSINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATIONINPUTSOWNERSHIPSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTASSOCIATIONSWEALTHEXTERNAL TRADEFREE TRADEINTERNATIONAL BANKLANGUAGERIGHT HOLDERSCULTURETRADE AGREEMENTSPRESSDEVELOPMENTTRADE PATTERNSPOLICY PRIORITIESARMED CONFLICTMURALSINFLUENCEGLOBAL ECONOMYCRAFTSDEVELOPMENT ECONOMICSTELECOMMUNICATIONSPERCEPTIONSREGIONAL TRADECUSTOMSPAINTINGMONOPOLYDIVERSITYCRAFT MAKERSCARNIVALWTOCULTURAL INITIATIVESFILMSCULTURAL SERVICESLEARNINGINDICATORSTRADE POLICYHISTORYARTISTSGLOBAL EXPORTSARTISANSGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTDEVELOPING NATIONSPERFORMING ARTSPUBLISHINGREADINGBORDER TRADESPORTSCULTURAL DIVERSITYTRADE LAWGENERAL AGREEMENT ON TRADE IN SERVICESARCHITECTUREWEAVINGSOCIAL JUSTICESCIENCEINTERNATIONAL TRADECULTURAL PRODUCTSCUSTOMARY LAWSCHOOLSTOURISTSBASICVALUECULTURAL TOURISMCOMPETITIVENESSPOLICY MAKERSPATENTSDEVELOPING WORLDINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTIONECONOMYLITERATURETOURISMTRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGECULTURAL GOODSCULTURAL MONUMENTSTRADE UNIONSCULTURAL DEVELOPMENTINDUSTRIAL DESIGNSTRADECULTURESGDPPERCEPTIONTAX CREDITSGOODSTHEORYTRADING SYSTEMRECOURSECULTURAL POLICYCULTURAL INDUSTRIESLEGAL PROTECTIONTRADITIONECONOMIC PROGRESSMUSICBUILDINGINVESTMENTSINTELLECTUAL PROPERTYPOLICY RESEARCHMUSIC INDUSTRYSILVERTRADITIONSPUBLIC DOMAINAGREEMENT ON TRADE-RELATED ASPECTSOUTCOMESINTERNATIONAL LEVELSCULTURAL DIPLOMACYINDUSTRIAL PROPERTYPERFORMANCESDEVELOPMENT POLICYWorking PaperWorld Bank10.1596/1813-9450-7684