MAcMaps : une mesure bilaterale et desagregee de l'acces au marche
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MAcMaps est une mesure bilaterale et desagregee de l'acces au marche qui a ete construite pour integrer les instruments majeurs de protection (droits ad valorem et specifiques, droits anti-dumping, prohibitions, quotas tarifaires, normes) au niveau le plus detaille (SH 10) et en tenant compte de tous les regimes discriminatoires.Download Info
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Article provided by CEPII research center in its journal Economie Internationale.
Volume (Year): (2002)
Issue (Month): 89-90 ()
Pages: 39-64
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Keywords: Protectionnisme; droits de douane; quotas tarifaires; pics tarifaires; normes environnementales;Find related papers by JEL classification:
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