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Nontariff Barriers Chapter Seven Copyright © 2006 South-Western/Thomson Learning

Figure 1: What Are the Effects of an Import Quota on Good Y?

Figure 2: What Happens in Response to Increased Demand under a Tariff and under a Quota?

Table 1: Costs of U.S. Import Quotas, 1990 (Millions $)

Figure 3: What Are the Effects of an Export Quota?

Figure 4: What Are the Effects of an Export Subsidy Figure 4: What Are the Effects of an Export Subsidy? Importing-Country Perspective

Table 2: U.S. Countervailing-Duty Investigations

Figure 5: Countervailing-Duty Actions Reported to the WTO, July 2001 - June 2002

Figure 6: What Are the Effects of an Export Subsidy Figure 6: What Are the Effects of an Export Subsidy? Exporting-Country Perspective

Table 3: Export Subsidies

Figure 7: What Are the Effects of a Production Subsidy?

Figure 8: Persistent Dumping as International Price Discrimination

Figure 9: Antidumping Actions Reported to the WTO, July 2001 - June 2002

Figure 10: Examples of Technical and Regulatory Barriers of Trade

Table 4: U.S. Antidumping Investigations

Table 5: Producer-Subsidy Equivalents in Agriculture (Percent)