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The revival of protectionism in developed countries / W.M. Corden.

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Corden, Warner Max
Australian National University. Centre for Economic Policy Research

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This paper deals with the revival or intensification of protectionism in developed (OECD) countries since the first oil crisis and the end of the great post-war boom in 1973. It focuses on macroeconomic aspects, and especially on the relationship between protection and the exchange rate. The aim is to provide only an overview of the issues since there are available many detailed studies of recent developments in trade policy and of policy options aimed to halt the apparent protectionist resurgence.1 Much stress will be laid on the effects of OECD protectionism on developing countries. There will also be a brief discussion of some protectionist arguments currently popular, especially in the United States.

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