An Export-Side Armington Model and Trade Liberalization in the World Wheat Market

This paper develops and applies an export-side international trade model to analyze economic gains resulting from trade liberalization in the world wheat market. Major policy variables in the analysis include the removal of producer and consumer subsidy equivalents in industrialized countries. Estimated gains are substantial for all exporting countries ranging from $5.32 million for Argentina to $4.24 billion for the United States.

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Year of publication:	1990
Authors:	Kim, C.S. ; Lin, William W.
Published in:	Journal of Agricultural Economics Research. - Economic Research Service. - 1990, 3
Publisher:	Economic Research Service
Subject:	Export-side international trade model \| producer subsidy equivalent \| consumer subsidy equivalent \| International Relations/Trade

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Type of publication:	Article
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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