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<strong>and</strong> nuts” by $0.9 billion, or 65.8 percent; <strong>and</strong> “food products n.e.c.” by $0.3 billion, or
85.7 percent. 89
89 Other studies have analyzed the combined effects <strong>of</strong> <strong>India</strong>n food <strong>and</strong> manufacturing tariffs, <strong>and</strong> they do
not provide simulated effects either for <strong>India</strong>n agricultural imports or U.S. agricultural exports. See P<strong>and</strong>a
<strong>and</strong> Quizon, “Growth <strong>and</strong> Distribution Under Trade Liberalization in <strong>India</strong>,” 1999; P<strong>and</strong>a <strong>and</strong> Ganesh-Kumar,
“Trade Liberalization, Poverty <strong>and</strong> Food Security in <strong>India</strong>,” 2008; Hertel <strong>and</strong> Keeney, “What Is at Stake: The
Relative Importance <strong>of</strong> Import Barriers, Export Subsidies <strong>and</strong> Domestic Support,” 2006; Anderson, Martin,
<strong>and</strong> van der Mensbrugghe, “Market <strong>and</strong> Welfare Implications <strong>of</strong> Doha Reform Scenarios,” 2006; <strong>and</strong> Polaski
et al., <strong>India</strong>'s Trade Policy Choices: Managing Diverse Challenges, 2008.
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