Estimating the Impact of Environmental SPS and TBT on International Trade

By Lionel Fontagné, M. Mimouni, Jean-Michel Pasteels. 2005

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A Meta-Analysis of Estimates of the Impact of Technical Barriers to Trade (2012, unknown): “Disaggregated findings of Nardella and Boccaletti (2004), Fontagné et al. (2005), and others also reveal that the direction and the significance of the technical measures trade effects could vary significantly across product groups and trading partners.”
The Economics of Standardization: An Update (2010, background): “…(2001, 2005), Blind (2001), Chen and Mattoo (2004), Chen et al (2006), Clougherty & Grajek (2008), Czubala et al (2007), Disdier et al (2007), Fontagné et al (2005), Grajek (2004), Henry de Frahan & Vancauteren (2006), Kim & Reinert (2009), Michalek et al (2005), Moenius (2004), Moenius…”
Tariffs and non-tariff frictions in the world wine trade (2016, background): “2 Similarly, Fontagné et al. (2005) stated that SPS and TBTs in fresh and processed foods are not very restrictive, Santeramo and Cioffi (2012) found that a price ceiling is not as effective as tariffs for imported products in the EU; and Henson and Jaffee (2008) examined the concept of ‘standards a”