Commercial Policy, Allocative Efficiency, and "X-Efficiency"

Joel Bergsman

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I. Introduction, 409. — II. The cost of protection, 411. — III. Numerical estimates, 417. — IV. Policy implications, 423. — Appendix 1: derivation of equations, 425. — Appendix 2: estimates for Brazil, 1967, 430.

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