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findings show that firms that face non-tariff measures on their inputs see a much larger drop in their export values compared … the export response to the shock. This difference is consistent with the (partial) fixed costs imposed by non …
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Chinese exports more competitive in Japan, firms facing NTMs on their inputs see a much larger drop in their export values …
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findings show that firms that face non-tariff measures on their inputs see a much larger drop in their export values compared … the export response to the shock. This difference is consistent with the (partial) fixed costs imposed by non …
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natural resources sectors is generally lower than for overall merchandise trade, while export restrictions are twice as likely … their raw state face, on average, lower duties than in their processed form. In this paper, we discuss how export taxes and … tariff escalation may be the result of an uncooperative trade policy. Specifically, tariff escalation and export taxes can be …
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. The instruments used include export taxes, price controls, production quotas, and domestic producer and consumer taxes … to overcome these inefficiencies and obtain mutual gains. -- natural resources ; trade ; export tax ; tariff escalation …
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. The instruments used include export taxes, price controls, production quotas, and domestic producer and consumer taxes … to overcome these inefficiencies and obtain mutual gains. -- natural resources ; trade ; export tax ; tariff escalation …
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