Do Democracies Trade More Freely?

B. Peter Rosendorff

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Do democracies trade more freely? If so, what are the characteristics of the democratic polity that are relevant to trade policy? This chapter surveys the empirical evidence to address the first question, and presents a simple model of trade and politics to address the second.

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