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GTAP Resource #2801

"DAIRY TRQ LIBERALIZATION: CONTRASTING BILATERAL AND MOST FAVORED NATION REFORM OPTIONS"
by Grant, Jason, Thomas Hertel and Thomas Rutherford


Abstract
We develop a highly disaggregated, ?tariff line?, source-differentiated partial equilibrium model of U.S. specialty cheese imports to investigate alternative reform options for tariffrate quotas. A mixed-complementarity framework is used to represent bilateral and multilateral tariff-quota administration methods within the U.S. dairy industry. The impact of liberalizing U.S. specialty cheese imports via bilateral and multilateral tariffrate quota expansions, out-of-quota tariff cuts, and simultaneous liberalization scenarios is evaluated. We find that the path of liberalization is quite different, depending on the reform approach undertaken. The results have important policy implications in the agricultural negotiations.


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Category: 2008 Conference Paper
Status: Published
By/In: Presented at the 11th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Helsinki, Finland
Date: 2008
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Created: Grant, J. (4/16/2008)
Updated: Grant, J. (4/16/2008)
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