Titlebook: International Trade Policy; From Tariffs to the David Greenaway Textbook 1983Latest edition David Greenaway 1983 ASEAN.China.development e

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ept of ecology itself and adds much to the historical and philosophical debate over this multifaceted discipline. The text provides readers with an overview of the theoretical, institutional and historical formation of ecological knowledge. The varied local conditions of early ecology are considered

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Introductionres induced most trading nations to become more inward-looking. By contrast, the post-war era, certainly until the oil shock of 1973, has been a period of sustained growth of output and trade. In part this can be directly attributed to the dismantling of protective barriers erected during the inter-

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An Overview of the Determinants of Exchange and Specialisationions of restricting trade, whether by tariff or non-tariff interventions, in particular if we wish to have a clear perception of the gains and losses associated with these interventions, then we must also be clear on the forces which are being suppressed.

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Dismantling the Old Protectionism: Tariff Liberalisation and GATToncerned. Under certain circumstances, however, most notably where a country was in a position to influence its terms of trade, individual countries could gain from unilateral tariff imposition. Gains only materialised in the absence of retaliation, and since gains which are made by some countries a

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Measuring the Effect of Tariff Barrierson/liberalisation without giving any indication of the likely order or magnitude of such changes. This is an important question. The net welfare effects of a given liberalisation process may be positive in magnitude but may only amount to the smallest fraction of GNP. If so, one may consider the len

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The Economic Effects of Non-Tariff Interventionsified the criteria by which we could rank one policy instrument relative to another. In this chapter we will consider the economic effects of some non-tariff interventions in rather more detail. One important difference between this chapter and Chapter 3 is that we will not spend a great deal of tim