03-10
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Contemporary International Cartels and Developing Countries Economic Effects and Implications for Competition Policy

Margaret Levenstein, Valerie Y. Suslow, and Lynda J. Oswald

03-9
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Imperfect Competition and Strategic Trade Theory: What Have We Learned

Kyle W. Stiegert and Shin-Shyr Wang

03-8
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Analyzing Vertical Market Structure and Its Implications for Trade Liberalization and Market Access

Richard J. Sexton, Ian Sheldon, Steve McCorriston, and Humei Wang

03-7
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Current Issues Affecting Trade and Trade Policy: An Annotated Literature Review

Andrew D. Miller, Suchada V. Langley and William Chambers

03-5
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Traceability, Trade and COOL: Lessons from the EU Meat and Poultry Industry

Brian Buhr

03-4
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Emerging Trends in the New Food Economy: Consumers, Firms and Science

Jean Kinsey

03-3
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Towards More Socially Responsible Cocoa Trade

Philip Abbott

03-2
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Changing Consumer Demand and Its Impact on Canadian Agricultural Policy and Trade

M. Zafiriou, L. Robbins, D. Karamchandani, and P. Ominsiki

03-1
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Consumer Demand for Traceability

Jill E. Hobbs

02-2
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Biotechnology Regulations and the WTO

Ian Sheldon* and Tim Josling

02-1
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Non-Trade Concerns and Domestic/International Policy Choice

David Blandford* and Richard Boisvert

01-2
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Establishing Domestic Support Commitments through a Harmonization Formula

Lars Brink*

01-1
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Has the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture Worked Well?

Stefan Tangermann*

00-1
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Exports and Economic Growth under Structural Change: A Co-integration Analysis of Evidence from Malaysia

Khalid Yousif Khalafalla
and Alan J. Webb*

99-10
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Location of Vertically Linked Industries under Free Trade: Case Studies of Orange Juice and Tomato Paste in the Western Hemisphere

Darcy Hartman, Ian Sheldon and Luther Tweeten*

99-9
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Rational Incompatibility with International Standards

Christopher B. Barrett* and
Yi-Nung Yang

99-8
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Distinguishing Between Equilibrium and Integration in Markets Analysis

Jau Rong Li and Christopher B. Barrett*

99-7
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Competition Policy and International Agricultural Trade

Donald MacLaren and Tim Josling*

99-6
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The Economics of TRQ Administration

David W. Skully*

99-5
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Regionalism and Trade in AgriFood Products

Crescenzo dell'Aquila, Rakhal Sarker, and Karl D. Meilke*

99-4
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Is the WTO Still Relevant to the Global Economy?

Henryka Bochniarz*

99-3
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The Problems and Pitfalls in Modeling International Dairy Trade Liberalization

Karl Meilke* and Sylvain Lariviere

99-2
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Economic Costs of the U.S. Wheat Export Enhancement Program: Manna from Heaven or from Taxpayers

Jeffrey M. Peterson, Bartholomeus J. Minten, and Harry de Gorter*

99-1
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What is the Cause of Growth in Regional Trade: Trade Liberalization of RTA's? The Case of Agriculture

Xinshen Diao
Terry Roe*
Agapi Somwaru

98-6
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Import Rules for FMD Contaminated Beef

Philip L. Paarlberg*
John G. Lee

98-5
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Modeling the U.S. Sweetener Sector:
An Application to the Analysis of Policy Reform

Stephan L. Haley*

98-4
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Implementation of the WTO Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures: The First Two Years

Donna Roberts*

98-3
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Implementation of the Agreement on Agriculture

Nestor Osorio Londoño
(contact Laura Bipes* for copies)

98-2
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Does the Agreement on Agriculture Work?
Agricultural Disputes after the Uruguay Round

Robert Hudec
(contact Laura Bipes* for copies)

98-1

The Economics of Foreign Direct Investment and
Trade with an Application to the U.S. Food Processing Industry

Munisamy Gopinath
Daniel Pick*
Utpal Vasavada

97-4
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State Trading in Agriculture: An Analytical Framework

Praveen M. Dixit*
Tim Josling

97-3

Impact of CFTA/NAFTA on U.S. and Canadian Agriculture

Luther Tweeten*
Jerry Sharples and
Linda Evers-Smith

97-2

Environmental Protection with Policies for Sale

Joachim Schleich
(contact David Orden* for copies)

97-1

Measuring the Effect of Increased Horticultural Imports: An Application to Winter Vegetables

Stephen Haley*

96-5

Evaluation of Export Promotion Programs on Trade of High-Valued and Processed Food Products: Implications for North Carolina Agribusiness

William Amponsah*
Kofi Adu-Nyako and
Daniel Pick

96-4

What is Happening to U.S. Farm Policy: A Chronology and Analysis of the 1995-1996 Farm Bill Debate

David Orden*
Robert Paarlberg and
Terry Roe

96-3

National Administered Protection Agencies: Their role in the Post-Uruguay Round World

Karl D. Meilke*
Rakhal Sarker

96-2
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Nontariff Agricultural Trade Barriers Revisited

Jimmye S. Hillman (Contact Laura Bipes for copies)

96-1

International Commerce in Processed Foods: Patterns and Curiosities

Dennis R. Henderson Ian M. Sheldon Daniel Pick*

95-7

U.S. Trade Threats: Rhetoric or War?

Mylene Kherallah
John Beghin*

95-6

Wheat Buffer Stocks and Trade in an Efficient Global Economy

Shiva S. Makki
Luther Tweeten*
Mario J. Maranda

95-5

Challenges in Quantitative Economic Analysis in Support of Multilateral Trade Negotiations

Karl Meilke
Don McClatchy
Harry deGorter*

95-4

Analysis of U.S. Export Enhancement Targeting and Bonus Determination Criteria

Stephen Haley*
David Skully

95-3

Restricting Wheat Imports from Canada: Impact of Product Differentiation and U.S. Export Policy Goals

Stephen Haley*

95-2

U.S. Imports of Canadian Wheat: Estimating the Effect of the U.S. Export Enhancement Program

Stephen Haley*

95-1

Intra-Industry Trade in Agricultural Products in the Western Hemisphere: Preliminary Evidence and Implications for Economic Integration

Donna Roberts*

94-6

The Economic Implications of Chemical Use Restrictions in Agriculture

Monika Hartmann
P. Michael Schmitz*

94-5

Labor Adjustment and Gradual Reform: Is Commitment Important?

Larry Karp*
Thierry Paul

94-4

Alternative Oligopolistic Structures in International Commodity Markets: Price or Quantity Competition?

Colin Carter
Donald A. MacLaren*

94-3

Declining U.S. Tobacco Exports to Australia: A Derived Demand Approach to Competitiveness

John Beghin*

94-2

Strategic Agricultural Trade Policy Interdependence and the Exchange Rate: A Game Theoretic Analysis

P. Lynn Kennedy
Harald vonWitzke*
Terry L. Roe

94-1

The Economics of Grain Producer Cartels

James Gleckler
Luther Tweeten*

93-9

Wheat Cleaning and Its Effect on U.S. Wheat Exports

Stephen Haley*
Susan Leetmaa
Alan Webb

93-8

Evaluation of External Market Effects and Government Intervention in Malaysia's Agricultural Sector: A Computable General Equilibrium Framework

Kim Leng Yeah
John Yanagida
Hiroshi Yamauchi*

93-7

Domestic and Trade Policy for Central and East European Agriculture

Larry Karp*
Stefanou Spiro

93-6

Phasing In and Phasing Out Protectionism with Costly Adjustment of Labour

Larry Karp*
Thierry Paul

93-5

Measuring Protection in Agriculture: The Producer Subsidy Equivalent Revisited

William Masters*

93-4

International Trade in Forest Products: An Overview

G. David Puttock
Marc Sabourin
Karl D. Meilke*

93-3

Environmental and Agricultural Policy Linkages in the European Community: The Nitrate Problem and Cap Reform

Stephen Haley*

93-2

Testing Dynamic Specification for Import Demand Models: The Case of Cotton

Carlos Arnade
Daniel Pick*
Utpal Vasavada

93-1

Agricultural and Trade Deregulation in New Zealand: Lessons for Europe and the CAP

Jim Gibson
Jimmye Hillman*
Timothy Josling
Ralph Lattimore
Dorothy Stumme

92-10

MacSharry or Dunkel: Which Plan Reforms the CAP?

Tim Josling*
Stefan Tangermann

92-9

The Evolving Farm Structure in Eastern Germany

Philip Paarlberg*

92-8

Shifts in Eastern German Production Structure Under Market Forces

Philip Paarlberg*

92-7

The Treatment of National Agricultural Policies in Free Trade Areas

Tim Josling*

92-6

Implementing a New Trade Paradigm: Opportunities for Agricultural Trade Regionalism in the Pacific Rim

Luther Tweeten*
Chin-Zen Lin
James Gleckler
Norman Rask

92-5

Agricultural Trade Liberalization: Implications for Productive Factors in the U.S.

Peter Liapis
Mathew Shane*

92-4

A Critique of Computable General Equilibrium Models for Trade Policy Analysis

Tim Hazledine

92-3

Whither European Community Common Agricultural Policy, MacSharried or Dunkeled in the GATT?

Vernon Roningen*

92-2

Assessing Model Assumptions in Trade Liberalization Modeling: An Application to SWOPSIM

Michael Herlihy
Stephen Haley*
Brian Johnston

92-1

Estimated Impacts of a Potential U.S.-Mexico Preferential Trading Agreement for the Agricultural Sector

Barry Krissoff*
Liana Neff
Jerry Sharples

91-10

A Simple Measure for Agricultural Trade Distortion

Vernon Roningen*
Praveen M. Dixit

91-9

Partial Report of World Rice Trade: Implications for the U.S. Rice Sector and Agribusiness

Stephen Haley*

91-8

Agricultural Policymaking in Germany: Implications for the German Position in Multilateral Trade Negotiations

Stefan Tangermann*
David Kelch

91-7

European Economic Integration and the Consequences for U.S. Agriculture

James Gleckler
Bob Koopman
Luther Tweeten*

91-6

The Export Enhancement Program: Prospects Under the Food, Agriculture, Conservation, and Trade Act of 1990

Stephen Haley*

91-5

Global Grain Stocks and World Market Stability Revisited

Steve Martinez
Jerry Sharples*

91-4

The Impact of Real Exchange Rate Misalignment and Instability on Macroeconomic Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa

Dhaneshwar Ghura
Thomas J. Grennes*

91-3

U.S. Export Subsidies in Wheat: Strategic Trade Policy or an Expensive Beggar-My-Neighbor Tactic?

Giovanni Anania
Mary Bohman
Colin Carter*

91-2

Economic Impacts of the U.S. Honey Support Program on the Canadian Honey Trade and Producer Prices

Barry Prentice*
Kwame Darko

91-1

Report of the Task Fore on Reviving the GATT Negotiations in Agriculture

(Trade Update Notes)
Maury Bredahl, Chair*

90-6

Agricultural Policies and the GATT: Reconciling Protection, Support and Distortion

Harry de Gorter*
David R. Harvey

90-5

Politically Acceptable Trade Compromises Between the EC and the US: A Game Theory Approach

Martin Johnson
Louis Mahe
Terry L. Roe*

90-4

Uncertainty, Price Stabilization and Welfare

E. Kwan Choi*
Stanley Johnson

90-3

Report of the Task Force on The Comprehensive Proposals for Negotiations in Agriculture

Tim Josling, Chair*

90-2

Optimal Trade Policies for a Developing Country Under Uncertainty

E. Kwan Choi*
Harvey E. Lapan

90-1

Background Papers for Report of the Task Force on The Aggregate Measure of Support: Potential Use by GATT for Agriculture

G.E. Rossmiller, Chair*

89-9

Agricultural Policy Adjustments in East Asia: The Korean Rice Economy

Yong Dae Kwon
Hiroshi Yamauchi*

89-8

Report of the Task Force on The Aggregate Measure of Support: Potential Use by GATT for Agriculture

G.E. Rossmiller, Chair*

89-7

Report of the Task Force on Reinstrumentation of Agricultural Policies

Stephen Magiera, Chair

89-6

Report of the Task Force on Tariffication and Rebalancing

Tim Josling, Chair*

89-5

The Welfare Effects of Imperfect Harmonization of Trade and Industrial Policy

K. Gastios
Larry Karp*

89-4

Export Supply and Import Demand Elasticities in the Japanese Textile Industry: A Production Theory Approach

Daniel Pick*
Timothy Park

89-3

Does Arbitraging Matter? Spatial Trade Models and Discriminatory Trade Policies

Giovanni Anania
Alex McCalla*

89-2

Report of ESCOP Subcommittee on Domestic and International Markets and Policy

Alex McCalla, Chair*

89-1

Who Determines Farm Programs? Agribusiness and the Making of Farm Policy

Julian Alston
Colin Carter*
M. Wohlgenant

88-7

Targeted and Global Export Subsidies and Welfare Impacts

Mary Bohman
Colin Carter*
Jeffrey Dortman

88-6

A Comparison of Tariffs and Quotas in a Strategic Setting

Larry Karp*

88-5

Market Effects of a In-Kind Subsidies

James P. Houck*

88-4

Effect of Sugar Price Policy on U.S. Imports of Processed Sugar-Containing Foods

Cathy Jabara*

88-3

Determinants of U.S. Wheat Producer Support Price: A Time Series Analysis

Harald von Witzke*

88-2

Two-Stage Agricultural Import Demand Models Theory and Applications

Colin Carter*
Richard Green
Daniel Pick

88-1

Developing Country Agriculture in the Uruguay Round: What the North Might Miss

Carl Mabbs-Zeno
Nicole Ballenger*

87-9

Agricultural Trade Liberalization in a Multi-Sector World Model

Barry Krissoff*
Nicole Ballenger

87-8

Grain Markets and the United States: Trade Wars, Export Subsidies, and Price Rivalry

James P. Houck*

87-7

Japanese Beef Policy and GATT Negotiations: An Analysis of Reducing Assistance for Beef Producers

Thomas Wahl
Dermot Hayes*
Gary Williams

87-6

An Analysis of Canadian Demand for Imported Tomatoes: One Market or Many?

Kwame Darko-Mensah
Barry Prentice*

87-5

Deficits and Agriculture: An Alternative Parable

Richard Just
Robert Chambers*

87-4

The Effect of Protection and Exchange Rate Policies on Agricultural Trade: Implications for Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico

Barry Krissoff*
Nicole Ballenger

87-3

International Negotiations on Farm Support Levels: The Role of PSEs

Stefan Tangermann
Tim Josling*
Scott Pearson

87-2

Comparative Advantage, Competitive Advantage, and U.S. Agricultural Trade

Kelley White*

87-1

Estimating Gains from Less Distorted Agricultural Trade

Jerry Sharples*

86-5

Optimum Tariffs in a Distorted Economy: An Application to Agriculture

Larry Karp*
John Beghin

86-4

Targeted Agricultural Export Subsidies and Social Welfare

Philip Abbott*
Philip Paarlberg
Jerry Sharples

86-3

An Econometric Model of the European Economic Community's Wheat Market

Harry de Gorter
Karl Meilke*

86-2

Risk Aversion in a Dynamic Trading Game

Larry Karp*

86-1

Basic Economics of an Export Bonus Scheme

James P. Houck*

85-1

Do Macroeconomic Variables Affect the Agricultural Trade Sector? An Elasticities Analysis

Alex McCalla*
Daniel Pick