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Import Propensities of Industrial Countries: Protectionism Revealed

James M. Lutz

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Introduction Methodology Overall Import Propensities Import Levels of Industrialized Countries Imports of Manufactured Goods by Industrialized Countries Effects from Import-Competing Industries Manufactured Imports from the Developing Countries Importing by Developing Countries Conclusions

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Introduction Methodology Overall Import Propensities Import Levels of Industrialized Countries Imports of Manufactured Goods by Industrialized Countries Effects from Import-Competing Industries Manufactured Imports from the Developing Countries Importing by Developing Countries Conclusions

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Introduction Methodology Overall Import Propensities Import Levels of Industrialized Countries Imports of Manufactured Goods by Industrialized Countries Effects from Import-Competing Industries Manufactured Imports from the Developing Countries Importing by Developing Countries Conclusions

Key concepts: Protectionism, Developing country, Developed country, Newly industrialized country, International trade, International economics, Business, Least Developed Countries

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