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Good for the Economy – Bad for Trade: The Effects of EU and US Economic Stimulation International Trade and Competition

01 July 2009

Politicians and academics have warned against a surge of protectionist measures in light of the economic and financial crisis. Although the World Trade Organisation has extensive rules regarding tariffs, it offers few options for contesting protectionist subsidies and procurement conditions that favour domestic suppliers. This paper examines stimulus packages in both the US and EU, international rules governing protectionism and advocates a policy of greater market access.

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Christina Langhorst

Stormy Mildner

Konrad Adenauer Foundation

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