Potential Gains from Reducing Trade Barriers in Manufacturing Services and Agriculture

Thomas W. Hertel

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Global trade and economics World Trade Organization Law Global Trade and Competitiveness

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This article provides a quantitative assessment of the potential gains available from trade liberalization under the new World Trade Organization negotiations, thereby assessing whether greater enthusiasm is warranted.

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