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Ayuda que se da bajo la condición de esa parte o la totalidad de debe utilizarse para comprar bienes del país proporcionando la ayuda.
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A monetary policy that is contractionary, thus with high interest rates for borrowing. Contrasts with easy money.
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A measure of the output of an industry or economy relative to the size of all of its primary factor inputs. The term, and its acronym TFP, often refers to the growth of this measure, as measured by the Solow residual. See also Hicks-neutral technical progress.
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1. Capable of being traded among countries. 2. A good or service that is tradable; with tradables referring to an aggregate of such goods and services.
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Un programa de asistencia para el reajuste para los trabajadores y las empresas en las industrias que han sufrido de la competencia con las importaciones. En los Estados Unidos, TAA comenzó con la ley de expansión del comercio de 1962, y ha sido renovado y ampliado desde entonces, incluyendo como parte del TLCAN.
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A measure of the extent to which one of two countries, ''j'', exports what the other, ''k'', imports. Defined as ''TC<sub>jk</sub>'' = 100 – Σ''<sub>i</sub>''(
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A policy of admitting imports from one or more countries at lower (perhaps zero) tariffs than apply to otherwise comparable imports from other countries. See preferences and Preferential Trading Arrangement.
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A theoretically consistent index of the restrictiveness of trade policy -- both tariffs and NTBs -- developed by Anderson and Neary (1996).
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A good that is exported or imported or -- sometimes -- a good that ''could be'' exported or imported if it weren't for those pesky tariffs.
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A group of countries that are somehow closely associated in international trade, usually in some sort of PTA.
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