The Dangers of Reducing Industrial Tariffs

Ha-Joon Chang

Challenge, 2005, vol. 48, issue 6, 50-63

Abstract: The author says that plans to reduce industrial tariffs during the next round of World Trade Organization talks have greater consequences than plans to reduce agricultural trade restrictions. Do the developing nations fully understand what they are giving up? This development specialist says they had better wake up to the consequences.

Date: 2005
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