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antiprotectionist

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antiprotectionist [ˌæntɪprəˈtɛkʃənɪst] ADJantiproteccionista


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Soon after the signing of the TRIPS Agreement, one commentator stated that "[w]hether the elevation of the Berne criteria to a TRIPS standard will constrain domestic courts or merely allow their antiprotectionist bias to infiltrate foreign law remains to be seen.
The antiprotectionist trade policy for a standard Harris-Todaro economy apparently signifies the dominance of the migration-related distortion over the wage differential-based distortion, and that shows the importance of the unique migration phenomenon, which happens to be the novelty of the Harris-Todaro model.
Optimally, Home retaliates by erecting barriers against all Foreign goods whether they are protectionist or antiprotectionist in Foreign.
 
 
 
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