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How to evaluate the impacts of the UK’s trade remedies

A report produced by Grant Thornton for the TRA assessing suitability of different methodologies to evaluate the impacts of the UK’s trade remedies.

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Two-page summary: Methodological options for estimating the causal impacts of the UK’s trade remedies on trade and economic performance

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Methodological options for estimating the causal impacts of the UK’s trade remedies on trade and economic performance

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This report produced by Grant Thornton for the Trade Remedies Authority aims to facilitate the Trade Remedies Authority’s (TRA) evaluation of its existing and future trade remedy measures. It does this by testing the suitability and the feasibility of the application of different methodologies that could be used to estimate the causal impacts of the UK’s trade remedy measures on trade and the UK economy, including performance of different affected industries. These methodologies are tested using four illustrative case studies.

The report with its four illustrative case studies is not intended to provide commentary or evaluate the causal impacts of any existing UK trade remedy measures. Instead, the report provides a methodology toolkit for policy makers to draw upon when undertaking their own evaluation together with a guiding framework for selecting the right tools for the right task.

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Published 2 August 2024

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