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) is the predominant pattern in observed trade policy. L&P (2007) propose that governments seek to reduce inequality … policies are significant determinants of current trade-distorting policy, suggesting the presence of policy persistence. We … conclude that it is difficult to generalise determinants of trade-distorting policy across a wide and long panel of countries …
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former policy with a firm price ceiling – fixing the unit price of quota at $25,000. These policies represent a significant … production quota values; and second, to assess the welfare and distributional effects of each of the two quota policy schemes … there are several alternative policy options that could minimize efficiency losses while moderating the escalation in quota …
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Until there is a successful challenge at the WTO, the EU policy on LLP is likely to remain in place. Under this policy … should plan for a LLP event and develop plans as to how exports can come into compliance with the EU’s zero tolerance policy …
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Public policy makers in Canada should expect the US to object to the extension of protection to EU GIs in the CETA. The …
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In 2011, the Canadian Agrifood Policy Institute released an report highlighting the importance of the agrifood sector …
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The Canadian Farm Products Agencies Act (2012) requires that comparative advantage be used to guide the allocation of new quota under supply management. This requirement, however, has not been met in practice. Agricultural economists have proposed several ways of making this legal requirement...
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Negotiators from developed countries pushed hard for the inclusion of the TRIPS Agreement in the WTO set of agreements because it was viewed as a potentially effective method of coercing developing countries to strengthen their protection of intellectual property rights (IPR). We investigate...
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