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|a Trade and development :
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|a TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT:FOCUS ON FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS; CONTENTS; PREFACE; IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMESA FREE TRADE AREAAND THE PROPOSED CUSTOMS UNION1; ABSTRACT; I. INTRODUCTION; II. OVERVIEW OF THE GTAP MODEL; III. GTAP VERSION 5 AGGREGATION FORCOMESA FTA AND CET ANALYSIS; IV. ECONOMIC STRUCTURE, TRADE PATTERNS OFCOMESA BASED ON THE GTAP AGGREGATION; IV. ANALYSIS OF THE COMESA FREETRADE AREA IMPLICATIONS; V. MACROECONOMIC AND TRADE PERFORMANCERESULTS FOR COMESA FTA; VI. IMPLICATIONS OF COMESA FTA ONINDUSTRY OUTPUTS FOR MEMBER COUNTRIES; VII. THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF THECOMESA FREE TRADE AREA.
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|a VIII. TRADE CREATION VERSUS TRADE DIVERSIONUNDER THE COMESA FREE TRADE AREAIX. ANALYSIS OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF ACOMESA CUSTOMS UNION; X. MACROECONOMIC AND TRADE IMPLICATIONSOF A COMESA CUSTOMS UNION; XI. IMPLICATIONS FOR INDUSTRIES OUTPUTSOF COMESA CUSTOMS UNION; XII. THE WELFARE EFFECTS OF COMESACUSTOMS UNION ESTABLISHMENT; XIII. TRADE CREATION VERSUS TRADE DIVERSIONFROM THE COMESA CUSTOMS UNION; XIV. CONCLUSIONS AND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS; REFERENCES; APPENDIX I: REGIONAL AGGREGATION OF THEGTAP ORIGINAL DATABASE; APPENDIX II: COMMODITY AGGREGATION OF THE GTAP DATABASE.
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|a Eligible NME Companies Receive Individually Determined or Weighted Average DutyRatesOther NME Companies Receive Country-Wide Duty Rates; COMMERCE HAS APPLIED AD DUTIES TO CHINA FREQUENTLY ATVARIED RATES; China Has Been the Most Frequent Target of U.S. Antidumping Orders; China, Market Economy Rates Varied Widely; Overall, China Rates Were Higher Than Market Economy Rates; Difference in Average Rates Due Primarily to High China Country-Wide Rates; Country-Wide Duty Rates Substantially Higher Than Market Economy All-OthersRates.
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|a Individual Company Rates in China and Market Economy Countries Not SubstantiallyDifferent on AverageCEASING TO APPLY NME METHODOLOGY WOULD HAVE MIXEDRESULTS; Commerce May Stop Applying NME Methodology to China in Certain Circumstances; Commerce Has Administrative Authority to Change China's NME Status; China's WTO Commitment Allowing the Use of Third- Country Information Expiresin 2016; Transition to Market Economy Methodology Would Bring Significant ProceduralChanges; Eliminating Country-Wide Rates Would Likely Reduce Duty Levels for Companies NotAssigned Individually Determined Rates.
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