Publication Type
Working Paper
Publication Date
2004
Abstract
International trade is governed by a complicated patchwork of international treaties, bilateral agreements, and unilateral actions, often directed at trade in very specific commodities. A determination of the impact of trade measures begins with an assessment of their direct effect on trade volumes and prices in targeted sectors. While in some cases—such as the recent U.S. anti-dumping duties on steel—the measures have readily identifiable impacts, in others cases the effects are more difficult to determine.
Discipline
Economics
Research Areas
International Economics
Citation
Gangnes, Byron and Parsons, Craig.
Have U.S. - Japan Trade Agreements Made a Difference?. (2004). Research Collection School Of Economics.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soe_research/783
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