trade and welfare effectsresultingfrom trade liberalization
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What gains and distributional implicationsresultfrom trade liberalization
external stimuli such as broader marketresultedfrom trade liberalization
the intense competition in the global marketresultingfrom trade liberalization
climate change and market competitionresultingfrom trade liberalization
lost trade tax revenuesresultingfrom trade liberalization
the income growth and consumption effectsresultingfrom trade liberalization
WTO Members ... payment pressuresresultfrom trade liberalization
changes in prices and income distributionresultingfrom trade liberalization
Significant changes in relative pricesresultingfrom trade liberalization
exposure to people who make that argument ... a wayto preventtrade liberalization
the rapid integration of the Canadian economy into the U.S. marketresultingfrom trade liberalization
failure to agree the WTO ’s multilateral Doha Development Round(passive) created bytrade liberalization
the production changes in Utah 's dairy and meat industrieswould resultfrom trade liberalization
Economies of scale - through specializationcan leadtrade liberalization
to open markets and increase general economic welfare by promoting efficiency of production and hence increasing the availability and reducing the cost of goods and services(passive) is designedTrade liberalization
Mr. Chairman , Similarlyshould leadtrade liberalization
to eliminate tariffs and other barriers to trade(passive) is designedTrade liberalization
the efficient reallocation of resourceswould resultfrom trade liberalization
in a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.Well - roundedhas resultedin a decline in trade taxes as a share of total revenues and GDP.Well - rounded
significant and unequally distributed losses ... and the economic dislocation of workers in import - competing sectors.[2 ] 2.1.1can causesignificant and unequally distributed losses ... and the economic dislocation of workers in import - competing sectors.[2 ] 2.1.1
to faster growth of imports than exportsleadsto faster growth of imports than exports
significant and unequally distributed losses ... and the economic dislocation of workers in import - competing sectors.[6can causesignificant and unequally distributed losses ... and the economic dislocation of workers in import - competing sectors.[6
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economic opportunities for poor peoplecan createeconomic opportunities for poor people
any price changes(passive) caused byany price changes
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the export opportunities(passive) created bythe export opportunities
more problems than it solvescausesmore problems than it solves
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jobs and growthcreatesjobs and growth
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to changes in employment sharesleadsto changes in employment shares
to faster import growth than export growth andcould leadto faster import growth than export growth and
the market opportunities(passive) created bythe market opportunities
to a race to the bottom in environmental standards trade liberalization conflicts with morally - conscious environmental policies and ... finally , trade liberalization encourages trade in products that create global pollution or pollution havensleadsto a race to the bottom in environmental standards trade liberalization conflicts with morally - conscious environmental policies and ... finally , trade liberalization encourages trade in products that create global pollution or pollution havens
significant and unequally distributed losses ... and the economic dislocation of workers in import competing sectors.[12 ] Protection of technologies , patents , technical and scientific knowledge [ 17][18][19can causesignificant and unequally distributed losses ... and the economic dislocation of workers in import competing sectors.[12 ] Protection of technologies , patents , technical and scientific knowledge [ 17][18][19
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from implementation of the AfCFTA , such as possible loss of tariff revenue , loss of jobs and livelihoods especially in the agricultural sector.[3resultingfrom implementation of the AfCFTA , such as possible loss of tariff revenue , loss of jobs and livelihoods especially in the agricultural sector.[3
jobs and drive economic growthwould createjobs and drive economic growth
both opportunities and challenges and has winners and loserscreatesboth opportunities and challenges and has winners and losers
higher unemployment in countries with comparative advantage in sectors with strong labor market frictions and leads to lower unemployment in countries with comparative advantage in sectors with weak labor market frictionscauseshigher unemployment in countries with comparative advantage in sectors with strong labor market frictions and leads to lower unemployment in countries with comparative advantage in sectors with weak labor market frictions
to growth in the This new – and ongoing – wave of globalizationhas ledto growth in the This new – and ongoing – wave of globalization
to increased economic development and an improved quality of life around the worldhas ledto increased economic development and an improved quality of life around the world
to increased economic growthleadsto increased economic growth
to faster economic development ... if the countries were highly protected before liberalization ( Avery & Zemsky 1998may resultto faster economic development ... if the countries were highly protected before liberalization ( Avery & Zemsky 1998
outsourcing of jobscreatesoutsourcing of jobs
to fewer jobsleadsto fewer jobs
to environmental damage and harms the interests of low - skilled unionized workersleadsto environmental damage and harms the interests of low - skilled unionized workers
to economic growth and development for allledto economic growth and development for all
to a " race to the bottom " in environmental standardleadingto a " race to the bottom " in environmental standard
to an increase in the poverty rate and the poverty gap in the rural districts where industries more exposed to liberalizationledto an increase in the poverty rate and the poverty gap in the rural districts where industries more exposed to liberalization
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to a greater incentive for countries to invest in transportation infrastructure investmentshould leadto a greater incentive for countries to invest in transportation infrastructure investment