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Table 20 Comparison of partial and general equilibrium impacts for the United States (billions of US dollars)

Scenario	Exports		Imports		Total trade		Annual benefit
Scenario	Partial G	eneral	Partial	General	Partial	General	Partial^a	General
1 - Reversion to Uruguay Round bound tariff rates	-92	-77	-30	-94	-123	-171	-129	-14
2 - Reversion to Tokyo Round bound tariff rates	-135	-128	-69	-147	-204	-275	-222	-18
3 - Return to circa 1980 transportation costs	-11	-23	-22	-44	-33	-67	-33	-21
4 - Removal of preferential tariff rates	-34	-47	-25	-61	-59	-109	-60	-13
5 - Reversion to circa 1990 nontariff barrier levels	-99	-143	-155	-121	-253	-264	-282	-5
6 - Reversion to circa 1990 MFN applied tariff rates	-62	-107	-63	-118	-125	-225	-132	-9
Services trade removed from general equilibrium analysis
1 - Reversion to Uruguay Round bound tariff rates	-92	-73	-30	-94	-123	-167
2 - Reversion to Tokyo Round bound tariff rates	-135	-119	-69	-149	-204	-268
3 - Return to circa 1980 transportation costs	-11	-26	-22	-44	-33	-70
4 - Removal of preferential tariff rates	-34	-55	-25	-60	-59	-115
5 - Reversion to circa 1990 nontariff barrier levels	-99	-124	-155	-125	-253	-249
6 - Reversion to circa 1990 MFN applied tariff rates	-62	-96	-63	-120	-125	-217

a. Calculated as the US population on July 1, 2004 (292.2 million) multiplied by the impacts determined in the sections on "Benefits of Trade Expansion" in this paper.

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