Le Conseil économique et l’impact régional de la politique commerciale

A. M. Sinclair
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A. M. Sinclair: Université Dalhousie

L'Actualité Economique, 1976, vol. 52, issue 4, 503-514

Abstract: Given that there are a number of possible models of the regional impact of a tariff, one would have hoped that the Council would have attempted to test the standard ones and/or to have developed new and better ones. After almost forty years Mackintosh's model is still probably the most persuasive model of the long run impact of the tariff in Canada. The Council in its main report has been largely content to repeat and to some extent to confuse elements of the conventional wisdom on the subject. Interesting points have been made in some of the background studies, particularly, among the studies reviewed, by Postner and by Dauphin.

Date: 1976
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