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Rules versus Discretion in Trade Policy: An Empirical Analysis

In: Empirical Studies of Commercial Policy

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Robert W. Staiger
Guido Tabellini

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This chapter was published in: Robert W. Staiger & Guido Tabellini Empirical Studies of Commercial Policy, , pages 11-46, 1991.

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Robert E. Baldwin, 1991. "Empirical Studies of Commercial Policy," NBER Books, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc, number bald91-1.
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