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Pro-Competitive Effects of Trade Reform: Results from a CGE Model of Cameroon

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Global trade and economics Economic Theory and Policy Global Trade and Competitiveness

Abstract

How likely is trade liberalization to produce efficiency gains in the presence of imperfect competition, scale economies, and higher-than-average wages in the modern sectors --all common features of developing economies? These features create a potential conflict to the extent that traditional notions of comparative advantage would lead us to expect that the modern sectors will be squeezed with liberalization.

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