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The Effects of China's Tariff Reductions on EU Agricultural Exports

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Figure 1. Year 2000 commodity composition of EU agri-food exports to China in millions of  euros (and as a percentage share of total EU agri-food exports to China)
Table 1. Selected Tariff Cuts in China's WTO Commitments (Average pre- and post-Accession  tariff rates on selected commodities in China)
Table 3. Dynamic equilibrium solutions of export demand functions for selected agri-food  products from the EU into China
Table 4. Effects of tariff reductions on China’s agri-food imports for selected products

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