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Trade Liberalization and Export Competitiveness: Evidence from the EU ECOWAS Trade

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Table 1:  List of ECOWAS and EU 15 countries employed in the study
Table 2: Summary of data, source and measurement
Figure 1: Average value of ECOWAS exports by country and year
Figure 3: Tariff simple average by exporter        Figure 4: Tariff weighted average by exporter
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