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Comment on "Trade, growth, and poverty: a selective survey," by Andrew Berg and Anne Krueger, and "Doha and the World Poverty Targets," by L. Alan Winters

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Unequal exchange: developing countries in the international trade negotiations

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International control of subsidies and countervailing duties

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Manufactured export performance of the higly indebted countries

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Nogués, Julio J. - In: Cuadernos de economía 27 (1990) 82, pp. 473-490

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Patents and pharmaceutical drugs : understanding the pressures on developing countries

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U.S. Contingent Protection against Honey Imports : Development Aspects and the Doha Round

Nogués, Julio J. - 2003

On December 10, 2001 the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) imposed steep antidumping duties against honey imports from Argentina and China ranging from 32.6 percent to 183.8 percent, and a countervailing duty against Argentina of 5.9 percent. A previous antidumping investigation in 1995 ended...

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U.S. Contingent Protection Against Honey Imports : Development Aspects and the Doha Round

Nogués, Julio J. - 2003

On December 2001, the US Department of Commerce (DOC) announced the imposition of steep antidumping duties against honey imports from Argentina and China ranging from 32.6% to 183.8%, and a countervailing duty against Argentina of 5.9%. A previous AD investigation was concluded in 1995 with a...

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U.S. contingent protection against honey imports : development aspects and the Doha Round

Nogués, Julio J. - 2003

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