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Table A.22 Brazil: Post-Tokyo Round and post-Uruguay Round bound rates, GTAP sectors (percent)

Bound rates with proxy ad valorem equivalents of
specific bound rates

Simple average -------------------------------------------------

			of ad valorem bound rates		Tokyo calculated	Tokyo used	Uruguay calculated	Uruguay used
GTAP		HS6			(Used = higher of MFN applied,		(Used = higher of MFN
code	GTAP sector	lines	Tokyo	Uruguay	Uruguay, Tokyo)		applied, Uruguay)
1	Paddy rice	2	52.5	55.0	52.5	55.0	55.0	55.0
2	Wheat	2	26.3	32.1	26.3	32.1	32.1	32.1
3	Cereal grains, other	10	43.9	45.0	43.9	45.0	45.0	45.0
4	Vegetables, fruit, nuts	85	49.8	32.7	49.8	49.8	32.7	32.7
5	Oil seeds	16	34.0	30.0	34.0	34.0	30.0	30.0
6	Sugar cane, sugar beet	2	55.0	35.0	55.0	55.0	35.0	35.0
7	Plant-based fibers	8	50.0	37.9	50.0	50.0	37.9	37.9
8	Crops, other	64	44.6	26.5	44.6	44.6	26.5	26.5
9	Bovine cattle, sheep and goats	8	16.4	17.4	16.4	17.4	17.4	17.4
10	Animal products, other	46	47.6	31.1	47.6	47.6	31.1	31.1
12	Wool, silkworm cocoons	6	38.9	26.0	38.9	38.9	26.0	26.0
13	Forestry	28	55.1	34.3	55.1	55.1	34.3	34.3
14	Fishing	41	55.4	35.0	55.4	55.4	35.0	35.0
15	Coal	6	15.0	15.0	15.0	15.0	15.0	15.0
16	Oil	2	ND	ND	12.5	12.5	0.0	0.0
17	Gas	2	ND	ND	11.7	11.7	0.0	0.0
18	Minerals, other	96	46.8	31.7	46.8	46.8	31.7	31.7
19	Bovine meat products	30	26.3	43.0	26.3	43.0	43.0	43.0
20	Meat products, other	38	55.8	42.9	55.8	55.8	42.9	42.9
21	Vegetable oils and fats	46	62.2	34.5	62.2	62.2	34.5	34.5
22	Dairy products	21	66.4	45.3	66.4	66.4	45.3	45.3
23	Processed rice	2	52.5	55.0	52.5	55.0	55.0	55.0
24	Sugar containing products	7	75.6	35.0	75.6	75.6	35.0	35.0
25	Food products, other	245	71.5	36.4	71.5	71.5	36.4	36.4
26	Beverages and tobacco products	29	91.2	37.9	91.2	91.2	37.9	37.9
27	Textiles	569	89.6	34.9	89.6	89.6	34.9	34.9
28	Wearing apparel	241	104.1	35.0	104.1	104.1	35.0	35.0
29	Leather products	68	78.7	35.0	78.7	78.7	35.0	35.0
30	Wood products	89	86.0	33.2	86.0	86.0	33.2	33.2
31	Paper products	151	63.3	32.1	63.3	63.3	32.1	32.1
32	Petroleum, coal products	15	50.0	35.0	50.0	50.0	35.0	35.0
33	Chemical, rubber, plastic products	959	46.9	27.8	46.9	46.9	27.8	27.8
34	Mineral products, other	161	67.1	34.9	67.1	67.1	34.9	34.9
35	Ferrous metals	167	42.9	33.5	42.9	42.9	33.5	33.5
36	Metals, other	168	44.0	30.1	44.0	44.0	30.1	30.1
37	Metal products	215	62.9	34.5	62.9	62.9	34.5	34.5
38	Motor vehicles and parts	54	81.4	32.2	81.4	81.4	32.2	32.2
39	Transport equipment, other	82	61.1	32.1	61.1	61.1	32.1	32.1
40	Electronic equipment	119	63.1	32.9	63.1	63.1	32.9	32.9
41	Machinery and equipment, other	853	56.2	31.8	56.2	56.2	31.8	31.8
42	Manufactures, other	178	84.4	34.4	84.4	84.4	34.4	34.4

ND = no data

Notes: No proxy for specific tariffs was used. Where no bound rate ad valorem data was available from the WTO/GATT schedules the average of applied
rates from 1989, 1990, and 1991 was spliced into the Tokyo schedule and from 2003, 2004, and 2005 into the Uruguay schedule.

Sources: WTO (2008); TRAINS Database via WITS (2008).

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