This book integrates the theory of trade policy interventions with empirical methodologists for measuring the effects of those interventions and identifies the relative strengths and weaknesses of partial and general equilibrium approaches to measuring the structure and costs of production.
The book also shows how the range of tools of evaluation available may play complementary roles in the overall process of policy evaluation and provides a critical evaluation of the overall "state of the art" of commercial policy evaluation.
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