Revisiting Trade Restrictions and Export Purchasing Power

A recent article in the International Economic Journal revisits a classic question in international economics: do trade restrictions actually improve a country’s welfare? Rather than relying on the traditional terms of trade (TOT) — the ratio of export prices to import prices — the study focuses on a more comprehensive indicator, the income terms ofContinue reading “Revisiting Trade Restrictions and Export Purchasing Power”

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