Evaluate the national security and retaliation arguments for trade protectionism policies 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 The National Security ArgumentEvery nation protects some industries as a way to guard its national security. The most obvious examples include weapons industries, and somewhat more broadly...
The national security argument for protection is perfectly valid and sound. It is perfectly logical under these conditions that protectionism can improve the nation's welfare. However, because of the theory of the second-best, many economists remain opposed to the use of protectionism even in these...
Some argue that a nation should not depend too heavily on other countries for supplies of certain key products, such as oil, or for special materials or technologies that might have national security applications. On closer consideration, this argument for protectionism proves rather weak. As an e...
The Court of Appeals rejected wife’s argument that the agreement was the product of duress. The Court’s ruling is instructive. The Court observed that: [d]uress is the result of coercion. It may exist even though the victim is fully aware of all facts material to his or her decision...
increasing government concerns about trade protectionism and the impact of international economic volatility on their domestic economies. Countries sought international trade rules that would provide more policy space for national regulation to address the new challenges of international trade during this perio...
above, however, health and safety concerns are frequently used as a pretext for raw economic protectionism. Requiring courts to examine the justifications for licensing mandates — and not just take the legislature's word for it — would likely result in many harmful rules being struck ...
Postwar trade politics in the USA have exhibited intermittent periods of rising industry demands for protection from imports. At present, however, we do not fully understand why industry demands for protection rise and fall overtime. We argue that intermittent protectionism in postwar USA has been ...
To verify our argument in Hypothesis 1, we first regressed N/IS-setting for sustainable development on all the control variables (M2) and then added the variable of the predicted value of government subsidies for R&D (R&D_GŜR&D_GS^) and its squared term (R&D_GŜ2R&D_GS^2) in ...