Titlebook: State Subsidies in the Global Economy; Nikolaos Zahariadis Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2008 Europe.Eur

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Protection for Rent,egration there is” (emphasis in the original). The situation is similar concerning capital flows: “Globalization remains far from complete and in fact is only in its infancy as a process” (Sobel, 1999, p. 6).

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Globalization and State Aid,s to concentrate on other issues of importance at the national level. I also differentiate between objectives, instruments, and sectors—manufacturing and agriculture—to explore variations in model applicability.

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Sectors and Instruments,and capital guarantees. Different instruments have different rationales and expectations. To ascertain the robustness of the model, I examine the model’s ability to explain the choice of policy tools. How well does the model fare?

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nstitutions. Far from being impotent, democratic states face politically powerful pressures to continue to shield social actors from the vagaries of the global market.978-1-349-37182-2978-0-230-61051-4

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Protection for Rent,implemented such a policy. In the light of the gains vigorously stressed by economists, entrepreneurs, and politicians ever since, one would expect free trade to be the prevailing international rule and impediments to trade the exception. Yet, protectionism, particularly in the form of subsidies, re

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Perspectives on Subsidies and Trade Protection,inking about trade protection and helps place the contributions made by the present study in a broader context. I review two approaches to trade protection: society-centered and state-centered perspectives. While each illuminates different aspects of the subsidization puzzle, both suffer from seriou

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