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Handbook of Pain and Palliative Carethe protection of domestic industries. J. S. Mill admitted, however, the protection of the so-called infant industry, though he imposes a condition which an industry must satisfy to be protected. Then, it was Bastable who followed Mill to add another necessary condition for protection. This Mill–Bas

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2 Evolutionary Theory in Philosophical Focusort industries should be studied from the point of view of the welfare of a country in an international economy. Except for the case of domestic distortions (see Problem 13.3), however, it is difficult to justify export subsidy by the use of the standard two-country two-commodity model of the intern