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Clothing quotas and consumer prices: Evidence from a natural experiment in South Africa

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• Year: 2010
• Organisation: AMERU, University of the Witwatersrand
• Author(s): Tasha Naughtin; Neil Rankin
• Countries and Regions: South Africa

Session 6B: Taxation and Trade Quotas

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• Clothing and Textile Sector

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