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The 12 pages that link to Trade diversion, each with the reason it gives.

• International tradeRelated: It shows how preferential trade deals can redirect commerce without making production more efficient.

• Free tradeRelated: Preferential liberalization can redirect trade without choosing the most efficient producer.

• TariffRelated: Tariff differences can redirect purchases toward favored suppliers rather than the most efficient ones.

• Economic nationalismRelated: Protection can redirect commerce without creating equivalent domestic productive gains.

• ProtectionismRelated: Preferential barriers can redirect purchases without increasing overall efficiency.

• ComeconRelated: Comecon's planned trade ties shaped exchanges that were disrupted and redirected after its dissolution.

• Customs unionRelated: The common tariff can redirect purchases toward member producers even when they are less efficient.

• Trade liberalizationRelated: Preferential liberalization can redirect trade rather than simply increase its efficiency.

• Import quotaRelated: Country-specific quotas can redirect purchases toward suppliers with available quota access.

• Trade policyRelated: Preferential agreements can redirect imports in ways that reduce efficiency.

• China–United States trade warRelated: Importers shifted some sourcing away from China to avoid US tariffs.