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The economic effects of minimum import prices.

By: Changanaqui, F; Messerlin, P.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1992Subject(s): Imports | Economic policy -- Import tax. -- Economic policy -- Import taxSummary: Observes that by imposing floor prices on imports, the procedures for reference and minimum export prices jeopardize trade liberalisation efforts by creating the impression that tariff cuts are greater than they are.

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The economic effects of minimum import prices.

By: Changanaqui, F; Messerlin, P.