Partial Equilibrium Analysis to Determine the Impacts of a Southern African Customs Union-European Union Economic Partnership Agreement on Botswana’s Imports
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DOI: 10.3844/ajebasp.2013.1.14
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Partial Equilibrium; Mathematical Finance; Food Trade; Botswana; SACU; International Trade; EU; Trade Barriers; EPA’s;All these keywords.
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