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Date Published:

Jun 01, 1993

Category:

Development Research News

Focus Area(s):

Author(s):

Tan, Elizabeth S.

Keywords:

trade liberalization

Code:

DRN 1993 Vol. XI No. 3-c

This article looks into the impact of EO 470 and other quantitative restrictions on trade. As increasing tariffs and quantitative restrictions slacken trade, this article evaluates the short-run and medium-term impact of the Philippines' recent trade liberalization program.

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