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Shuttle trade

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Shuttlers may carry goods for sale in both directions, and it is often a contraband, based on loopholes in import laws. Often shuttlers are victims of robbery, because they are easily identifiable. Still, the business is attractive. For example, in 2007 it was reported that a
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is "the activity in which individual entrepreneurs buy goods abroad and import them for resale in street markets or small shops. Often the goods are imported without full declaration in order to avoid
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in which traders shuttle backwards and forwards in and out of the country buying goods and then selling them within the country. Originated during the
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Costs and Benefits of Informal Economy: Shuttle Trade and Crime at Cherkizovsky Market
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the practice of shuttle trading is known as "suitcase trade" (
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TÜRKİYE’DEKİ BAVUL TİCARETİ GELİŞMELER VE YENİ ALTERNATİFLER
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TURKEY’S CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC PRESENCE GROWS IN KYRGYZSTAN
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Chelnok

OECD
import duties
Russian
romanized
lit.
Ukrainian
romanized
Soviet Union
post-soviet states
perestroika
collapse of the Soviet Union
Russia
post-Soviet states
St. Petersburg
Finland
Turkey
Turkish
Northern Cyprus
Bag people
p. 208
shuttle trade
ESCWA
OECD
HOW THE SHUTTLE TRADERS SAVE RUSSIA
Prism
Jamestown Foundation
"ПРАВДА.info - Ода "челнокам""
"Кто такие "челноки": откуда взялись и куда подевались?"

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