Trade liberalization and trade preferences /
By: Michaely, Michael
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BookPublisher: Singapore :. World Scientific Publishing Company, c2009.Description: xvii, 281.ISBN: 9789812832290Subject(s): Commercial policy | Free trade | International trade | Tariff preferences | Trade regulationDDC classification: 382.71 MI TR Online resources: Location Map
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Michaely (Hebrew U. of Jerusalem, Israel) presents a collection of 11 individual essays, written over the course of the past decade, which address a variety of questions surrounding trade liberalization and preferential trade agreements between countries. Among the topics discussed are the tensions between "free" (or universal) trade liberalization versus preferential bilateral agreements, the significance of the size of an economy for the evaluation of the bilateral agreements, the role of country proximity in affecting the desirability for trade agreements, and assessment tools for evaluating trade agreements.
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 382.71 MI TR (Browse shelf) | Available | T0039537 | ||
| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 382.71 MI TR (Browse shelf) | Available | T0038493 |
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| 382.71 DE FA Fair trade : | 382.71 GO GL Globalization and free trade / | 382.71 MI TR Trade liberalization and trade preferences / | 382.71 MI TR Trade liberalization and trade preferences / | 382.71 RO UN United Arab Emirates potential gain as a member of GCC Customs Union / | 382.71 TH TR Trade liberalisation and the poverty of nations / | 382.71095 SA NE New frontiers in free trade : |
Revised Edition - cover. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Michaely (Hebrew U. of Jerusalem, Israel) presents a collection of 11 individual essays, written over the course of the past decade, which address a variety of questions surrounding trade liberalization and preferential trade agreements between countries. Among the topics discussed are the tensions between "free" (or universal) trade liberalization versus preferential bilateral agreements, the significance of the size of an economy for the evaluation of the bilateral agreements, the role of country proximity in affecting the desirability for trade agreements, and assessment tools for evaluating trade agreements.