This suggests that preference erosion remains an adjustment concern for SVEs and LDCs, particularly for non-agricultural products such as textiles and fish that will be subject to steep tariff-cutting formulas under the current set of proposed WTO non-agricultural market access modalities (see Lawrence and Rosito 2006). Developing countries (including SVEs and LDCs) were asked to complete questionnaires that assessed changes in their AfT priorities since 2008, and the first chapter of the OECD/WTO 2011 review was dedicated to analysing their responses (which does not include SVEs as a separate category). The analysis found that competitiveness was the top priority across all regions and income groups ‘but particularly for West Africa, Central America and the Caribbean’ (OECD/WTO 2011: 32), for LDCs, economic infrastructure is their second priority, followed by export diversification.