Opening the country up to international trade must no longer be demanded as a sine qua non , and it must be possible to take account of other factors such as the need for customs revenue, often indispensable in the short term, and the need to protect certain emergent economic sectors on a temporary basis from the sudden impact of international competition.
Opening the country up to international trade must no longer be demanded as a sine qua non , and it must be possible to take account of other factors such as the need for customs revenue, often indispensable in the short term, and the need to protect certain emergent economic sectors on a temporary basis from the sudden impact of international competition.