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Trade Insulation as Social Protection

Quy‐Toan Do, Andrei A. Levchenko, Martin Ravallion

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analysis of the time-series data for famines in British India indicated that the aggregate income eVects were not strong enough to undermine the consumption-stabilizing eVects of unrestricted trade in that specific period.2.

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analysis of the time-series data for famines in British India indicated that the aggregate income eVects were not strong enough to undermine the consumption-stabilizing eVects of unrestricted trade in that specific period.2.

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analysis of the time-series data for famines in British India indicated that the aggregate income eVects were not strong enough to undermine the consumption-stabilizing eVects of unrestricted trade in that specific period.2.

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