Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania

This paper provides a comprehensive quantitative analysis of the comparative effects of full and less than full reciprocity under an EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreement for Malawi and Tanzania. The paper applies a partial equilibrium model to recent trade and elasticity’s data to measure the effects. We find that reciprocity will have welfare-enhancing consumption and trade creation effects but these will be overshadowed by strong welfare-lowering trade diversion and tariff revenue losses leading to non-negligible net welfare losses.

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Published: 2007-11
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spelling dig-uneca-et-10855-41972021-06-19T10:28:36Z Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania This paper provides a comprehensive quantitative analysis of the comparative effects of full and less than full reciprocity under an EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreement for Malawi and Tanzania. The paper applies a partial equilibrium model to recent trade and elasticity’s data to measure the effects. We find that reciprocity will have welfare-enhancing consumption and trade creation effects but these will be overshadowed by strong welfare-lowering trade diversion and tariff revenue losses leading to non-negligible net welfare losses. 2011-03-23T14:51:56Z 2011-03-23T14:51:56Z 2007-11 Conference document https://hdl.handle.net/10855/4197 eng 74 p . : application/pdf WMI TZA Africa
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description This paper provides a comprehensive quantitative analysis of the comparative effects of full and less than full reciprocity under an EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreement for Malawi and Tanzania. The paper applies a partial equilibrium model to recent trade and elasticity’s data to measure the effects. We find that reciprocity will have welfare-enhancing consumption and trade creation effects but these will be overshadowed by strong welfare-lowering trade diversion and tariff revenue losses leading to non-negligible net welfare losses.
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title Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania
spellingShingle Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania
title_short Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania
title_full Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania
title_fullStr Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania
title_full_unstemmed Empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under EPAs with the EU : evidence from Malawi and Tanzania
title_sort empirical analysis of tariff- line level trade, tariff revenue and welfare effects of reciprocity under epas with the eu : evidence from malawi and tanzania
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