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This policy textbook is designed as a companion to any good text in international economics used at intermediate level university and business school courses and at MBA programs. It offers a comprehensive account of the consequences of trade policy interventions and of the international trade policy cooperation that has developed during the post war years. It explains and critically evaluates the global GATT and WTO cooperation. The book highlights the effects of regional economic integration, not only in the respective regions, but also their effects on the global trade policy. Also, special trade policy arrangements between rich and poor countries are covered. The book's concluding sections contain critical discussions of the effects of the effects of different trade policy strategies and question whether free trade is always better than certain forms of protection. The book highlights the effects of regional economic integratio, not only in the respective regions, but also their effects on the global trade policy. Also, special trade policy arrangements between rich and poor countries are covered. The book's concluding sections contain critical discussions of the effects of the effects of different trade policy strategies and question whether free trade is always better than certain forms of protection.

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The author is Professor of Economics at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Copenhagen.

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