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commitment theory of trade agreements: a standalone construct

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International economics

the theory that governments sign trade agreements to tie their hands against domestic lobbies, making liberal policy credible.

In international economics, commitment theory of trade agreements refers to the theory that governments sign trade agreements to tie their hands against domestic lobbies, making liberal policy credible. This meaning comes from Maggi (1998) in Journal of Political Economy.[1]

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References

Maggi, G., & Rodriguez‐Clare, A. (1998). The Value of Trade Agreements in the presence of Political pressures. Journal of Political Economy, 106(3), 574-601. https://doi.org/10.1086/250022

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