Institutions and Trade Policy Book

	Acknowledgements
	Introduction
Pt. 1	Tariffs and Other Instruments of Import Policy
1	GATT Tariff Concessions and the Exports of Developing Countries - United States Concessions at the Dillon Round	3
2	Effects of the Kennedy Round Tariff Concessions on the Exports of Developing Countries	13
3	Tariff Provisions for Offshore Assembly and the Exports of Developing Countries	22
4	Trade and Domestic Effects of the Offshore Assembly Provision in the U.S. Tariff	29
Pt. 2	The New International Economic Order
5	The Processing of Primary Commodities: Effects of Developed-Country Tariff Escalation and Developing-Country Export Taxes	45
6	The Compensatory Finance Facility and Export Instability	64
7	The Economics of Commodity Agreements: A Skeptical View	73
Pt. 3	Administered Protection
8	The Political Economy of Administered Protection	81
9	Dumping and Antidumping: The Rhetoric and the Reality of Protection in Industrial Countries	96
10	Should Developing Countries Introduce Antidumping? Never	119
11	Incorporating the Gains from Trade into Policy	123
Pt. 4	How the GATT Works
12	Protectionist Rules and Internationalist Discretion in the Making of National Trade Policy	137
13	Trade Liberalization: A Public Choice Perspective	151
14	The Meaning of "Unfair" in United States Import Policy	184
Pt. 5	Developing Countries in the GATT/WTO
15	Development Economics and the General Agreement in Tariffs and Trade	209
16	What Can the WTO Do for Developing Countries?	230
17	Implementation of Uruguay Round Commitments: The Development Challenge	258
Pt. 6	Conclusion
18	Policy Research	275
	Name Index	279