Trade Policy Reform as Institutional Reform

Dani Rodrik

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Global trade and economics World Trade Organization Law Economic, financial, and policy analysis

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Economists are trained to think about trade policy reform in terms of changes in the levels of tariffs and quantitative restrictions and the shifts in relative prices brought about by these alterations.

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