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31, In this paper, the methods of direct trade flow analysis and indirect industry structure convergence analysis are used to measure the degree of the local protectionism.

32, We need to take a firm position against all forms of protectionism and strongly advocate and support free trade.

33, In the foreign economic policy, protectionism of the high tariff policy and the free trade policy became the two kinds of feasible choices.

34, Fears of rising protectionism in the West are a newfound Asian enthusiasm to promote intraregional trade.

35, So, we should firmly resist calls for protectionism, isolation and economic nationalism.

36, Second, we should open markets further and oppose all forms of protectionism.

37, But trade experts warn that protectionism remains a serious worry.

38, The president went to America's heartland to make the case for free trade and against protectionism.

39, As an active participant in economic globalization, China will never engage in trade or investment protectionism.

40, Mr. Putin has, in contrast, argued for greater protectionism and for building a trade bloc of former Soviet republics.

41, China's clampdown on the free flow of information has often smacked of protectionism.

42, If you think in terms of slogans like “free trade good; protectionism evil”,[http://sentencedict.com/protectionism.html] you find it outrageous that a credentialed economist might actually consider trade sanctions on China justified.

43, China dedicates itself to promoting the construction of impartiality, new tolerant order in international finance and free trade system, than protectionism in any methods.

44, I was privy to the row at a European Council meeting in 2002 when Tony Blair and Jacques Chirac went head-to-head over the impact of agricultural protectionism on poor African countries.

45, High interest rates and protectionism in potential export markets worsened the current account balance.

46, They will complain bitterly that this is protectionism, but so what?Globalization doesn't do much good if the globe itself becomes unlivable .

47, Yet the government - led global rebound could still be aborted by government - sponsored protectionism.

48, There's a good lesson here for policy makers in Washington who think protectionism is costless.

49, Some argue for trade protectionism to promote growth in the west.

50, Their party looks ever more susceptible to the siren call of protectionism.

51, The repeal of the Corn Laws by Great Britainin 1846 ended Britains long - standing policy protectionism.

52, The latest version of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade will wholly or partly eliminate national tariffs, subsidies, quotas and other forms of protectionism for dozens of industries.

53, But India is not in danger of reverting back to protectionism or statism.

54, But despite the fears of many experts there has reingly been no major outtake apsculptures of protectionism.

55, Perhaps worrying aloud about global trade has its uses, focusing enough attention on the dangers of protectionism to become a self-denying prophecy.

56, There is no room for parochialism or protectionism in our model of the future.

57, Second, with these policies growing with a vengeance, any Western victory on the renminbi would be pyrrhic as Western firms could be subject to greater murky protectionism by the Chinese authorities.

58, The global economy is slowing, possibly horribly: under such conditions, protectionism thrives.

59, Against the background of the G20 trade talks in Pittsburgh, that contretemps made this an auspicious time to examine the age-old question of protectionism.

60, Yet the effects of such incipient protectionism have been small, so far.