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Valuing the impact of the World Trade Organization

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This report presents the estimates of World Trade Organization (WTO) effects on trade costs, and then offers general equilibrium analysis of the effects on exports and welfare.

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The Department for International Trade (DIT) commissioned International Economic Consulting to deliver evidence on:

  • the estimated impact of WTO membership on aggregate trade (percent change) across the agriculture, mining, manufacture, and services sectors by country
  • the estimated impact of WTO membership on aggregate exports and economic welfare gains (percent change) by country

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