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Domestic support and tariff reductions in the presence of non-tariff barriers: A gravity model for primary and processed agricultural products
Agricultural trade liberalization negotiations are currently at a crossroads. Progress was made to eliminate export subsidies, but small open economies’ demand for lower domestic support and tariffs on agricultural goods do not find much support among large policy active countries. Many non-tariff b
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