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Intra-industry trade liberalization : why skilled workers in most countries resist protectionism

Beaulieu, Eugene (contributor); … - 2001 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Trade distortion : border measures versus domestic support

Gaisford, James D. - In: Handbook on international trade policy, (pp. 177-186). 2007

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International trade policy and re-investment in the Russian economy

Gaisford, James D.; Iourkova, Inna - In: Revitalizing Russian industry : the road ahead after …, (pp. 97-109). 2008

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Should smaller countries be more protectionist? : the diversification motive for tariffs

Gaisford, James D.; Ivus, Olena - In: Review of international economics 22 (2014) 4, pp. 845-862

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Trade shocks, congested adjustment and anti-surge measurements

Gaisford, James D.; Leger, Lawrence A. - 1998

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Tariff structure, trade expansion, and Canadian protectionism, 1870 - 1910

Beaulieu, Eugene; Cherniwchan, Jevan - In: The Canadian journal of economics 47 (2014) 1, pp. 144-172

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Tariff Structure, Trade Expansion and Canadian Protectionism from 1870-1910

Beaulieu, Eugene - 2013

We employ the Anderson-Neary Trade Restrictiveness Index (TRI) to examine Canadian trade policy during the first wave of globalization (1870-1913). Our analysis is the first to examine two important features of this period using the TRI: 1) the shift to protectionist trade policies, and 2) the...

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