Protection and Industrial Policy in Europe (1986) examines the stance advocated by some for a strongly protectionist external-trade policy by the European Community. It looks at why this approach is advocated and analyses the case that can be made in its favour.
1. Introduction
2. Synopsis
3. The Evolution of the GATT
4. Principal
Measures of Protection in the European Community
5. The Policy Debate: Trade
6. The Policy Debate: Industry
7. The Classical Argument for Free Trade
8.
The Case of Clothing and Textiles
9. Scale Economies and the Protectionist
Case
10. The Case of the Car Industry
11. The Case of R&D-intensive Sectors:
Industrial Policy and the French Memorandum
12. The Grundig/Thomson-Brandt
Affair: Competition Policy and the French Memorandum
13. Protection and
Exchange-Rate Policy in Europe
14. A Summing-up
Joan Pearce and John Sutton with Roy Batchelor for the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House
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