End Runs Around Trade Restrictions: The Case of the Mexican Tomato Suspension Agreements
Baylis, Kathy and Jeffrey M. Perloff
from ARE Update Vol. 9, No. 2, Nov/Dec, 2005
Abstract
A voluntary bilateral trade agreement caused a reduction in Mexican exports of tomatoes to the United States. However, diversion of exports to and from other countries reduced the effect of this agreement on tomato consumption and prices within the United States.
Keywords
tomato, Mexico, import, export, trade, voluntary price restraint
Citation
Baylis, Kathy and Jeffrey M. Perloff. 2005. "End Runs Around Trade Restrictions: The Case of the Mexican Tomato Suspension Agreements." ARE Update 9(2): 9-11. University of California Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics.
https://giannini.ucop.edu/filer/file/1453327744/16713/