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• W2162068516 abstract "The Manchester SchoolVolume 57, Issue 2 p. 125-141 COMMERCIAL POLICY AND POLICY CONFLICT: AN EVALUATION OF THE INCIDENCE OF PROTECTION IN A NON-INDUSTRIALIZED ECONOMY * DAVID GREENAWAY, DAVID GREENAWAY University of Nottingham Background material for this paper was developed whilst the author was a consultant to the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation. The views expressed are those of the author alone and should not be associated with the staff of UNIDO. The author would like to acknowledge helpful comments on an earlier draft by Chris Milner (Loughborough University), Terry Monson (Michigan Technological University), Alan Winters (University College Bangor) and invaluable computational assistance from Zafiris Tzannatos (University of Buckingham). The earlier draft was also presented at an International Economics Study Group Conference and a Development Economics Study Group Conference and benefited from the resultant discussion. The remarks of the paper's discussant at the latter conference, Jesus Seade (Warwick University), were especially helpful Finally, two anonymous referees provided constructive and useful comments. Despite all this assistance, errors and omissions may remain. These are the sole responsibility of the author.Search for more papers by this author DAVID GREENAWAY, DAVID GREENAWAY University of Nottingham Background material for this paper was developed whilst the author was a consultant to the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation. The views expressed are those of the author alone and should not be associated with the staff of UNIDO. The author would like to acknowledge helpful comments on an earlier draft by Chris Milner (Loughborough University), Terry Monson (Michigan Technological University), Alan Winters (University College Bangor) and invaluable computational assistance from Zafiris Tzannatos (University of Buckingham). The earlier draft was also presented at an International Economics Study Group Conference and a Development Economics Study Group Conference and benefited from the resultant discussion. The remarks of the paper's discussant at the latter conference, Jesus Seade (Warwick University), were especially helpful Finally, two anonymous referees provided constructive and useful comments. Despite all this assistance, errors and omissions may remain. These are the sole responsibility of the author.Search for more papers by this author First published: June 1989 https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9957.1989.tb00806.xCitations: 14 * Manuscript received 7.8.87; final version received 19.4.88. 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