Level of development and the US generalised system of preferences: Malaysia and Mexico
研究了美国普惠制对马来西亚和墨西哥出口的影响，发现两国工业化差异凸显了该计划的竞争需求条款问题，但墨西哥作为高收入发展中国家的受益程度不支持近期观点。
In this article we examine the effects of the United States Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) on the exports of Mexico and Malaysia. Mexico and Malaysia were selected because we hypothesised that differences in industrialisation between them would highlight possible problems connected with the competitive need provisions of the US GSP programme. Our findings are generally consistent with other GSP studies that covered different countries, commodities, and time periods and employed various empirical models. However, our results for Mexico do not lend support to the recently advanced proposition that high‐income LDCs are the primary beneficiaries of the US GSP.