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Policy Brief: Der Handelsstreit zwischen der EU und den USA. Abschaffung von Autozöllen als Ausweg aus dem Konflikt?

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  • Harald Oberhofer
  • Gerhard Streicher
  • Yvonne Wolfmayr

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Die Analyse der aktuellsten Entwicklungen im Handelsstreit zwischen der EU und den USA diskutiert zunächst die generellen handelspolitischen Rahmenbedingungen für die Auseinandersetzung und die Bedeutung des Außenhandels mit den USA für die österreichische Wirtschaft. Wie eine modellbasierte Berechnung der möglichen Beschäftigungseffekte einer vollständigen (multilateralen) Abschaffung aller Zölle auf Pkw in den USA, der EU, China, Japan und Südkorea zeigt, wären durchwegs positive Beschäftigungseffekte einer solchen Vereinbarung zu erwarten. Aus den Berechnungen werden abschließend Politikempfehlungen abgeleitet.

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  • Harald Oberhofer & Gerhard Streicher & Yvonne Wolfmayr, 2018. "Policy Brief: Der Handelsstreit zwischen der EU und den USA. Abschaffung von Autozöllen als Ausweg aus dem Konflikt?," WIFO Studies, WIFO, number 61203.
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