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Export response to trade liberalisation in the presence of High trade costs : evidence for a landlocked African economy

Milner, Chris; Zgovu, Evious - 2003

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Adjusting to an EPA : evidence for Mauritius

Milner, Chris; Morrissey, Oliver; Zgovu, Evious - In: Assessing prospective trade policy : methods applied to …, (pp. 83-104). 2011

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Policy responses to trade preference erosion : options for developing countries

Milner, Chris; Morrissey, Oliver; Zgovu, Evious - 2010

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The impact of EPAs on ACP imports and welfare

Morrissey, Oliver; Zgovu, Evious - In: Assessing prospective trade policy : methods applied to …, (pp. 60-82). 2011

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[Rezension von: General equilibrium trade policy modeling, ed. by T. N. Srinivasan ..]

Milner, Chris - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 97 (1987), pp. 508-510

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[Rezension von: Protection and competition in international trade, essays in honor of W. M. Corden, ed. by Henryk Kierzkowski]

Milner, Chris - In: The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 55 (1987) 4, pp. 429-430

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Trade policy reform in Burundi

Milner, Chris - 1993

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International trade and trade policy

Milner, Chris - In: The Mauritian economy : a reader, (pp. 79-104). 2001

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Trade policy in Burundi : reform without political stability

Milner, Chris - In: The world economy : the leading journal on … 27 (2004) 9, pp. 1363-1376

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Trade strategy and revealed trade bias : an evaluation for a small industrializing economy

Milner, Chris - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 22 (1994) 4, pp. 587-599

Gegenüber dem klassischen Zwei-Sektoren-Modell des Handels bietet ein Drei-Sektoren-Modell unter Einbeziehung von Nichthandelsgütern bei der Untersuchung von für bestimmte Veränderungen der relativen Preise erforderlichen Gleichgewichtsbedingungen und wirtschaftspolitischen Interventionen...

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