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of cheese and wine supplied and demanded but also on the relative supply and demand, that
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on the number of pounds of cheese supplied or demanded divided by the number of gal-
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international labor standards.
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Trade, Growth, and the Balanceof Payments. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1965. The classic
comparison of tariffs and quotas ... to output and D to consumption of manufactures and food, respectively.
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prices, while the right-hand side ... the
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