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Causes of death from community settings: insights from verbal autopsy implementation in Tanzania. [PDF]
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A model of substitution of non‐tariff barriers for tariffs [PDF]
Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d'économique, 2000 In this paper some coherent explanations are suggested for tariff reductions and substitution of non‐tariff barriers for tariffs, taking into account both organized special interests and unorganized consumer interests. The focus is on how the presence of informed consumers affects the political equilibrium choice of trade policy.
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As the preceding two chapters discussed and quantified the NTBs impacting trade in the EAC, this chapter will discuss the impact of Uganda’s 10 per cent differential tariff on Category B1 products from Kenya under the EAC (an increase from the original 6.5 per cent COMESA tariff), using partial equilibrium analysis.
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As the preceding two chapters discussed and quantified the NTBs impacting trade in the EAC, this chapter will discuss the impact of Uganda’s 10 per cent differential tariff on Category B1 products from Kenya under the EAC (an increase from the original 6.5 per cent COMESA tariff), using partial equilibrium analysis.
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Tariff and Non-tariff Barriers
1998This chapter is concerned with what is called the theory of commercial policy in the broad sense. The traditional theory focused on tariffs, starting from two principles generally accepted until the first world war. These were: (a) that impediments to international trade for protectionist purposes should be limited to tariffs, and (b) that no ...
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