Effective Protection Rates - A Guide to Tariff Making

Abdul Razzaq Kemal

The Pakistan Development Review, 1987, vol. 26, issue 4, 775-785

Abstract: bnport restrictions, both tariff and non-tariff, have been the main policy instrument in implementing the import substitution industrial strategy which has been pursued by almost all the developing countries. The strategy was visualised as a means of realising higher growth of output and foreign exchange earnings, conservation of foreign exchange and stability of the economy. Efficiency in resource use and income distribution considerations did not assume much significance in the development strategy.

Date: 1987
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