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The WTO, Safeguards, and Temporary Protection from Imports

By: Chad P. Brown (Editor)

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Temporary protection from fairly traded imports under the World Trade Organization (WTO) typically refers to a national government's use of a 'safeguard' tariff, quota or tariff rate quota. Safeguard provisions allow a WTO member's national government to investigate whether a domestic industry is injured because of fairly traded, but imported goods; and then impose a temporary unilateral import restriction that would otherwise be in violation of market access commitments. This book presents some of the key theoretical and empirical research articles in the economics, legal and policy literature examining the structure and use of such temporary import protection programmes.

This insightful collection will be an important reference source for economists and researchers interested in international trade policy and the rules of the underlying WTO system.

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'This is a much-needed collection of important theoretical and empirical papers by distinguished writers in the field on the legal, economic and political justifications for the controversial use of WTO Safeguard Mechanisms. The introduction by Chad Bown, a well-respected analyst of this subject, provides a cogent summary of the context and critical areas of this debate. As well as being an essential reference tool, this volume provides a fertile source for future research and will be of great use to academics, students and policymakers interested in the political economy of international trade and protection.' -- Robert Read, Lancaster University Management School, UK

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Safeguards and adjustment policies	p. 3
Safeguards policy and the conservative social welfare function	p. 49
Safeguards : making sense of GATT/WTO provisions allowing for import restrictions	p. 68
Market disruption, export market disruption, compensation and GATT reform	p. 81
Dynamic adjustment in the Heckscher-Ohlin-Samuelson model	p. 113
Discretionary trade policy and excessive protection	p. 130
A theory of managed trade	p. 147
WTO exceptions as insurance	p. 164
Enforcement, private political pressure, and the general agreement on tariffs and trade/World Trade Organization escape clause	p. 177
Closing the technology gap under protection	p. 223
Declining industries and political-support protectionist motives	p. 239
The political economy of declining industries : senescent industry collapse revisited	p. 247
An overlapping-generations model of escape clause protection	p. 264
Voluntary export restraints on automobiles : evaluating a trade policy	p. 287
The value of administered protection : a capital market approach	p. 319
An analysis of ITC decisions in antidumping, countervailing duty and safeguard cases	p. 327
The road most taken : the rise of title VII protection	p. 345
Trade disputes and the implementation of protection under the GATT : an empirical assessment	p. 364
Do GATT rules help governments make domestic commitments?	p. 396
The WTO agreement on safeguards : an empirical analysis of discriminatory impact	p. 432
Causing problems? : the WTO review of causation and injury attribution in US section 201 cases	p. 459
The safeguards mess : a critique of WTO jurisprudence	p. 488
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