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Should Credit Be Given for Autonomous Liberalization in Multilateral Trade Negotiations?
%A Mattoo, Aaditya
%A Olarreaga, Marcelo
%K AGRICULTURE
%K APPLIED TARIFF
%K ASSURANCE
%K AVERAGE TARIFF
%K AVERAGE TARIFFS
%K CURRENCY
%K DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
%K DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
%K DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
%K ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
%K EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
%K EQUILIBRIUM
%K EXPECTED VALUE
%K EXTERNALITY
%K GATT
%K HIGH TARIFFS
%K IMPORTS
%K INTERNALIZATION
%K INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
%K MARKET ACCESS
%K MULTILATERAL LIBERALIZATION
%K MULTILATERAL NEGOTIATIONS
%K MULTILATERAL TARIFF REDUCTION
%K MULTILATERAL TRADE
%K MULTILATERAL TRADE LIBERALIZATION
%K MULTILATERAL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
%K NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES
%K OPENNESS
%K RATES
%K RATES OF PROTECTION
%K RECIPROCAL CONCESSIONS
%K RECIPROCAL TARIFF REDUCTION
%K RECIPROCITY
%K REDUCTION IN TARIFFS
%K TARIFF BARRIERS
%K TARIFF CONCESSIONS
%K TARIFF REDUCTIONS
%K TARIFF SCHEDULE
%K TERMS OF TRADE
%K TERMS OF TRADE EFFECTS
%K TERMS OF TRADE LOSS
%K TRADE EFFECT
%K TRADE EFFECTS
%K TRADE LIBERALIZATION
%K TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
%K TRADE POLICY
%K UNILATERAL LIBERALIZATION
%K UNILATERAL REDUCTION
%K UNILATERAL TARIFF REDUCTION
%K UNILATERAL TRADE
%K UNILATERAL TRADE LIBERALIZATION
%K URUGUAY ROUND
%K VOLUME OF TRADE
%K WORLD PRICES
%K WORLD TRADE
%K WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
%K WTO
%D 2000
%C World Bank, Washington, DC
%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2