THE MOST FAVORED NATION CLAUSE
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概要
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The paper analyses the implications of the Most Favored Nation Clause in the framework of two-commodity, three-country model, where each country pursues the maximization of its welfare using tariffs as instruments. The paper shows that, paradoxically a country can be better off by renouncing its freedom to choose discriminatory tariffs, because such an action may create a more favorable Nash equilibrium of tariffs. The paper also contradicts the standard presumption that the existence of the Most Favored Nation Clause is beneficial for the world economy.
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著者
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Takemori Shumpei
Agricultural Economics The Kieo Economic Society Keio University
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竹森 俊平
Agricultural Economics, THE KIEO ECONOMIC SOCIETY Keio University