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Education and Trade Attitudes: Revisiting the Role of Economic Interest

Published on: Tuesday 08 February 2022

Why are highly educated people more supportive of international trade? Two competing explanations exist for this empirical finding. On the one hand, the economic interest approach suggests that the ...

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Education and Trade Attitudes: Revisiting the Role of Economic Interest