Can Protectionism Ever Be Respectable? A Skeptic's Case for the Cultural Exception, with Special Reference to French Movies.
The writers explore the French case for movie protectionism, which they regard as a subset of general support for the cultural exception to free trade. They note that the cultural industries of motion pictures and television are chief among the old and apparently afflicted industries for which the...
| Published in: | Independent Review Vol. 9; no. 3; pp. 353 - 375 |
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Independent Institute
Winter 2005
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