Australia's lacklustre economic growth performance in the first four decades following World ... more Australia's lacklustre economic growth performance in the first four decades following World War II was in part due to an antitrade, antiprimary sector bias in government assistance policies. This paper provides new annual estimates of the extent of those biases since 1946 and their gradual phase-out during the past two decades. In doing so it reveals that the timing of
... rates that are at least 10 percentage points higher than Harbinson proposed, namely, 45, 70 .... more ... rates that are at least 10 percentage points higher than Harbinson proposed, namely, 45, 70 ... Market and Welfare Implications of Doha Reform Scenarios 343 TABLE 12.2 Import-Weighted Average ... accession to the WTO by China and Taiwan (China), the EU expansion eastward ...
Creating a Global Trading Environment for Development, 2004
Agriculture is much more important in the economies of developing countries than in high-income c... more Agriculture is much more important in the economies of developing countries than in high-income countries, as the former remain small net exporters. Consumers in developing countries also spend over 30 percent of their incomes on food–almost three times the share in industrial countries–making them much more vulnerable to price shocks. Agriculture's contribution to GDP in developing countries, at 16 percent, is also around three times as high as its share in industrial countries.
Australia's lacklustre economic growth performance in the first four decades following World ... more Australia's lacklustre economic growth performance in the first four decades following World War II was in part due to an antitrade, antiprimary sector bias in government assistance policies. This paper provides new annual estimates of the extent of those biases since 1946 and their gradual phase-out during the past two decades. In doing so it reveals that the timing of
... rates that are at least 10 percentage points higher than Harbinson proposed, namely, 45, 70 .... more ... rates that are at least 10 percentage points higher than Harbinson proposed, namely, 45, 70 ... Market and Welfare Implications of Doha Reform Scenarios 343 TABLE 12.2 Import-Weighted Average ... accession to the WTO by China and Taiwan (China), the EU expansion eastward ...
Creating a Global Trading Environment for Development, 2004
Agriculture is much more important in the economies of developing countries than in high-income c... more Agriculture is much more important in the economies of developing countries than in high-income countries, as the former remain small net exporters. Consumers in developing countries also spend over 30 percent of their incomes on food–almost three times the share in industrial countries–making them much more vulnerable to price shocks. Agriculture's contribution to GDP in developing countries, at 16 percent, is also around three times as high as its share in industrial countries.
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