Titlebook: Global Protectionism; David Greenaway,Robert C. Hine,Robert J. Thornton Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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meditation

Proponent

Protection in the European Community Before and After 1992,ible implications for US transatlantic trade are then noted, and finally it is suggested that whether or not there is a movement in the direction of a ‘Fortress Europe’ after 1992 depends in particular on the scale and distribution of job losses in the Single Market and the evolution of trade policies in other countries, especially the US.

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MANIA

Comment,e and implement long-term strategies. While the means to this success fuel today’s severe trade disputes, there is one other source of conflict which, in the long run, would be more damaging to the relations between the two countries and to international stability: differences over commitment to free trade.

背叛者

Agricultural Protection in Industrial Countries,uired price supports at levels that would have drawn large imports of grain, dairy products and other commodities in the 1950s had imports not been restrained. (For details, see Johnson, Hemmi and Lardinois, 1985; Paarlberg, 1988; USDA, 1987.)

Herd-Immunity

International Trade in Services: The Real Issues,tional trade in services, problems associated with the measurement of productivity growth in the services sector, and the framework of regulations governing trade in services in various countries. In addition, there is the wide-ranging discussion on the legal and constitutional issues relating to the proposed liberalisation of trade in services.

TRACE

Infraction

Comment,titution. Rather than bringing about the strong non-inflationary growth that its proponents predicted three decades ago, import substitution has become increasingly associated with decreased efficiency and with government by bureaucracy.

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