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A Political Economy Model of GATT/WTO Trade Complaints

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Christina R. Sevilla
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Paper provided by Jean Monnet Chair in its series Jean Monnet Working Papers with number 5.

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Keywords: anti-dumping; economic law; economics; history; law; political economy; political science; protectionism; trade policy;

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