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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. EX-LIB/UNCIRCULATED COPY. Text/BRAND NEW. Grey linen boards/VG. Non-tariff trade distortions can in part caused by government aid to national economic entities (agriculture and industry, for instance) and by government procurement policies. A burning issue now, it was no less so when this book, which examines non-tariff preferences in the Benelux countries, was published. The papers (and authors) are:1, Perspectives & Implications (the editor); 2, Non-tariff Distortions in International Trade: A Methodological Review (Mauer, van de Gevel); 3, Intra-Benelux NTD's (Schneider); 4, Government Aid to Industry in the Benelux Countries (Pelkmans); 5, Government Procurement in the Benelux Countries (van Lith); 6, Quantitative Aspects of Non-Tariff Distortions of Trade in the Federal Republic of Germany (New, Glisman); 7, EEC NTD's & Developing Economies (the editor); 8, GATT & NTD's (Curzon, Curzon); and 9, Political Distortions in Trade Negotiations Among Industrialized Countries (Russell). 317 pages. , with tables and graphs.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. EX-Lib/Uncirculated Copy. Text/NEW & Bright. Gilt embossed gray linen boards/Fine. DJ/None. 1973 First Edition, First Thus. A review of Non-Tariff barriers in international trade editored by Anthony E. Scaperlanda. "Tariffs" are taxes imposed on goods & services that are exported from one country to another --- essentially trade barriers designed to increase costs of foreign products against domestic alternatives while generating government revenues --- a mode of price fixing. This volume is devoted to the equally protectionist use of Non-Tariff Distortions (NTDs or NYMs) ---such as use of origin, licensing, import quotas, subsidies, customs delays, technical barriers, etc. to restrict trade beyond items already tariff protected. 317 pgs, edited by Anthony Edward Scaperlanda in 9 chapters: 1, Perspectives & Implications; 2, Non-Tariff Distortion s in International Trade; 3, Intra-Benelux NTD's; 4, Gov't Aid to Industry in the Benelux Countries; 5, Gov't Procurement in the Benelux Countries; 6, Quantitative Aspects of Non-Tariff Distortions of Trade in the Federal Republic of Germany; 7, E.E.C. NTD's and Developing Economics; 8,GATT and NTD's; and, Political Distortions in Trade Negotiations Among Industrialized Countries.