5 avril 2013
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Daniela Benavente, « Chapter 4 – The Economics of Claw-back », Graduate Institute Publications, ID : 10.4000/books.iheid.655
4.1. Abstract This chapter proposes a model of the welfare effects of the protection in a country (Home) of a geographical indication (GI) of another country (Foreign), when said GI had previously held generic status at Home. In international trade jargon, the procedure is known as the claw-back of a GI. The setting includes two countries (called, for convenience, Home and Foreign), three varieties (GI-original goods produced in Foreign, and GI-variety and generic goods produced at Home), and...