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Social Correctness in the 1990s: Newfangled Arguments for Protectionism

Social Correctness in the 1990s: Newfangled Arguments for Protectionism

DRN 1995 Vol. XIII No. 3-b

1995

Developing countries should lobby vigorously against labor and environmental standards being put on the WTO’s agenda. This short article explains why.

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Philippine Institute for Development Studies

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Anderson, Kym

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Anderson, K. 1995. Social Correctness in the 1990s: Newfangled Arguments for Protectionism. Philippine Institute for Development Studies.

Anderson, K.  1995.  Social Correctness in the 1990s: Newfangled Arguments for Protectionism. Philippine Institute for Development Studies.

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