1. In trade policy, this refers to special advantages, such as lower-than-MFN tariffs, accorded to another country's exports, usually in order to promote that country's development. See GSP.
2. In trade theory, this refers to the attitudes of consumers toward different goods, as represented by a utility function. Some propositions in trade theory use the assumption of identical and/or homotheticpreferences.
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- Preference - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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pref·er·ence (pr f r- ns, pr f r ns). n. 1. a. The selecting of someone or something over another or others. b. The right or chance to so choose. c. Someone or ...
- Preferences (Java 2 Platform SE v1.4.2)
There are two separate trees of preference nodes, one for user preferences and one for system preferences. Each user has a separate user preference tree, and ...
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- Search settings - Web Search Help
You can also visit the page directly at google.com/preferences. The options are grouped into three categories: Search results, Languages, and Location.
- pluginaweek/preferences · GitHub
Adds support for easily creating custom preferences for models.