Titlebook: International Trade Policy; David Robertson Textbook 1972Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1972 international trade.trade.trade

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Theory of Tariffs,r this. First, tariffs are the single device employed most widely for regulating trade flows. Second, except under special circumstances, tariffs are the only measure of trade regulation permitted by GATT. Third, they operate through the price mechanism which represents the heart of modern economic

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Measuring the Effects of Trade Policy,for the achievement of a particular policy objective. Discussion of the effects of tariffs has shown already that the height of a tariff offers little guidance as to its restrictiveness, which depends also on demand and supply characteristics in the relevant markets. The protective effects of many n

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Regional Trade Groupings,ental principle of GATT is that there should be no discrimination in the trade policy measures applied to imports of the same commodity from different sources. (In fact, it proved necessary to allow preference agreements existing when GATT was established in 1947 to continue; under Article 1, howeve

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Resection

David Robertsonland natural environment is rich in endemic taxa, but these are poorly equipped to cope with the effects of invasion by humans and exotic animals and plants. Polynesian immigrants brought to New Zealand a distinctive world view which gave rise to both tribal traditions and living traditions of the M

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David Robertsonchings are not widely practised in our time, continuing degradation of ecological systems by humanity requires their re-examination by ecologists and the church. Such re-examination can help develop the mutual understanding necessary for making ethical ecological judgements and putting these teachin

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David Robertson is no dearth of books on ecology. Why write yet another? Each person is different, and each views the problems in a different way. Each emphasizes different aspects and describes them in a different style. When I was a student I often found certain books more helpful than others, and I still think

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