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Aggregation of Tariff-Rate Quotas

Markus Lips, Peter Rieder

Published: 05.07.2005  〉 Jahrgang 54 (2005), Heft 5 (von 8)  〉 Resort: Articles 
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ABSTRACT

For an analysis of Tariff-Rate Quotas the question arises how to aggregate them. In this paper, two alternative aggregation methods are compared, based on the magnitude of aggregated tariffs or the aggregated quota rent.
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