Jimmy Weinblatt is affiliated with the Ben-Gurion University in Israel. He has published extensively in the field of economic theory and thought and on topics related to the Palestinian economy.

• 1 Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions 2 The General Effect of Export Restrictions on Commodity Markets 3 Commodity Export Taxes as a Means of Promoting Internal Processing Industries Free Access to Supplies Versus Restrictive Supply Policies: 4 The Ability of LDCs to Control Commodity Markets 5 Export Restrictions as a Means of Redistributing World Income: An Appraisal 6 Restrictions of Exports from LDCs and Their Impact on World Economy 7 Monetary Effects of Export Restrictions on World Commodity Markets 8 Exports from LDCs: Impacts on Economic Growth, 9 The Effects of Export Restrictions on Economic Growth in LDCs, 10 Export Controls: An Institutional and Historical Perspective 11 The Analysis of the GATT Provisions, 12 Summary of Findings and Main Conclusions.

Jimmy Weinblatt is affiliated with the Ben-Gurion University in Israel. He has published extensively in the field of economic theory and thought and on topics related to the Palestinian economy.

• 1 Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions 2 The General Effect of Export Restrictions on Commodity Markets 3 Commodity Export Taxes as a Means of Promoting Internal Processing Industries Free Access to Supplies Versus Restrictive Supply Policies: 4 The Ability of LDCs to Control Commodity Markets 5 Export Restrictions as a Means of Redistributing World Income: An Appraisal 6 Restrictions of Exports from LDCs and Their Impact on World Economy 7 Monetary Effects of Export Restrictions on World Commodity Markets 8 Exports from LDCs: Impacts on Economic Growth, 9 The Effects of Export Restrictions on Economic Growth in LDCs, 10 Export Controls: An Institutional and Historical Perspective 11 The Analysis of the GATT Provisions, 12 Summary of Findings and Main Conclusions.

Jimmy Weinblatt is affiliated with the Ben-Gurion University in Israel. He has published extensively in the field of economic theory and thought and on topics related to the Palestinian economy.

• 1 Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions 2 The General Effect of Export Restrictions on Commodity Markets 3 Commodity Export Taxes as a Means of Promoting Internal Processing Industries Free Access to Supplies Versus Restrictive Supply Policies: 4 The Ability of LDCs to Control Commodity Markets 5 Export Restrictions as a Means of Redistributing World Income: An Appraisal 6 Restrictions of Exports from LDCs and Their Impact on World Economy 7 Monetary Effects of Export Restrictions on World Commodity Markets 8 Exports from LDCs: Impacts on Economic Growth, 9 The Effects of Export Restrictions on Economic Growth in LDCs, 10 Export Controls: An Institutional and Historical Perspective 11 The Analysis of the GATT Provisions, 12 Summary of Findings and Main Conclusions.