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Focusing on the normative side of trade theory with emphasis on the Pareto optimality, this is an invaluable guide for all those interested in the social consequences of international trade and aid.
Focusing on the normative side of trade theory with emphasis on the Pareto optimality, this is an invaluable guide for all those interested in the social consequences of international trade and aid.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 416
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. April 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780415862349
- ISBN-10: 0415862345
- Artikelnr.: 37325552
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 416
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. April 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780415862349
- ISBN-10: 0415862345
- Artikelnr.: 37325552
Murray C. Kemp
Introduction Part I The gains from free trade under perfect competition 1
THE GAIN FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE 2 THE GAINS FROM FREE TRADE 3 AN
ELEMENTARY PROPOSITION CONCERNING THE FORMATION OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 4 THE
COMPARISON OF SECOND-BEST EQUIliBRIA: THE CASE OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 5 THE
GAINS FROM TRADE WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 6 THE GAINS FROM FREE
TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY 7 THE GAINS FROM TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY
WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 8 TRADE GAINS IN A PURE
CONSUMPTION-LOAN MODEL 9 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 10
THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS
11 THE WELFARE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION 12 THE PROBLEM OF
SURVIVAL: AN OPEN ECONOMY 13 THE INTERNATIONAL DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF
TECHNICAL PROGRESS Part II The gains from restricted trade under perfect
competition 14 ON THE SHARING OF TRADE GAINS BY RESOURCE-POOR AND
RESOURCE-RICH COUNTRIES 15 THE INTERACTION OF RESOURCE-RICH AND
RESOURCE-POOR ECONOMIES Part III The gains from trade under imperfect
competition and other distortions 16 SOME ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF TRADE
GAINS 17 VARIABLE RETURNS TO SCALE, COMMODITY TAXES, FACTOR-MARKET
DISTORTIONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR TRADE GAINS 18 VARIABLE RETURNS TO
SCALE, NON-UNIQUENESS OF EQUILIBRIUM AND THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE
-16. With Albert 19 THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNDER IMPERFECT
COMPETITION: A CONJECTURAL VARIATIONS APPROACH. 20 THE INTERNATIONAL
DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS UNDER IMPERFECT COMPETITION.
21 DOES THE SET OF IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE GENERAL EQUILIBRIA DEPEND ON THE
CHOICE OF PRICE NORMALIZATION? 22 LEARNING BY DOING: FORMAL TESTS FOR
INTERVENTION IN AN OPEN ECONOMY Part IV Compensation: lumpsum, non-lumpsum
or neither? 23 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH AND WITHOUT LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 24 ON
LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 25 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF INCOMPLETE
MARKETS 26 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 27
THE STATIC WELFARE ECONOMICS OF FOREIGN AID: A CONSOLIDATION 28 CONDITIONS
FOR THE LOCAL IMPOTENCE OF LUMPSUM TRANSFERS TO EFFECT A REDISTRIBUTION OF
WELFARE BETWEEN NATIONS 29 THE TRANSFER PROBLEM IN A CONTEXT OF PUBLIC
GOODS 30 ON THE OPTIMAL TIMING OF FOREIGN AID 31 'TRADE' OR 'AID'?
THE GAIN FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE 2 THE GAINS FROM FREE TRADE 3 AN
ELEMENTARY PROPOSITION CONCERNING THE FORMATION OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 4 THE
COMPARISON OF SECOND-BEST EQUIliBRIA: THE CASE OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 5 THE
GAINS FROM TRADE WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 6 THE GAINS FROM FREE
TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY 7 THE GAINS FROM TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY
WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 8 TRADE GAINS IN A PURE
CONSUMPTION-LOAN MODEL 9 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 10
THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS
11 THE WELFARE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION 12 THE PROBLEM OF
SURVIVAL: AN OPEN ECONOMY 13 THE INTERNATIONAL DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF
TECHNICAL PROGRESS Part II The gains from restricted trade under perfect
competition 14 ON THE SHARING OF TRADE GAINS BY RESOURCE-POOR AND
RESOURCE-RICH COUNTRIES 15 THE INTERACTION OF RESOURCE-RICH AND
RESOURCE-POOR ECONOMIES Part III The gains from trade under imperfect
competition and other distortions 16 SOME ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF TRADE
GAINS 17 VARIABLE RETURNS TO SCALE, COMMODITY TAXES, FACTOR-MARKET
DISTORTIONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR TRADE GAINS 18 VARIABLE RETURNS TO
SCALE, NON-UNIQUENESS OF EQUILIBRIUM AND THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE
-16. With Albert 19 THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNDER IMPERFECT
COMPETITION: A CONJECTURAL VARIATIONS APPROACH. 20 THE INTERNATIONAL
DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS UNDER IMPERFECT COMPETITION.
21 DOES THE SET OF IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE GENERAL EQUILIBRIA DEPEND ON THE
CHOICE OF PRICE NORMALIZATION? 22 LEARNING BY DOING: FORMAL TESTS FOR
INTERVENTION IN AN OPEN ECONOMY Part IV Compensation: lumpsum, non-lumpsum
or neither? 23 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH AND WITHOUT LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 24 ON
LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 25 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF INCOMPLETE
MARKETS 26 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 27
THE STATIC WELFARE ECONOMICS OF FOREIGN AID: A CONSOLIDATION 28 CONDITIONS
FOR THE LOCAL IMPOTENCE OF LUMPSUM TRANSFERS TO EFFECT A REDISTRIBUTION OF
WELFARE BETWEEN NATIONS 29 THE TRANSFER PROBLEM IN A CONTEXT OF PUBLIC
GOODS 30 ON THE OPTIMAL TIMING OF FOREIGN AID 31 'TRADE' OR 'AID'?
Introduction Part I The gains from free trade under perfect competition 1
THE GAIN FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE 2 THE GAINS FROM FREE TRADE 3 AN
ELEMENTARY PROPOSITION CONCERNING THE FORMATION OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 4 THE
COMPARISON OF SECOND-BEST EQUIliBRIA: THE CASE OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 5 THE
GAINS FROM TRADE WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 6 THE GAINS FROM FREE
TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY 7 THE GAINS FROM TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY
WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 8 TRADE GAINS IN A PURE
CONSUMPTION-LOAN MODEL 9 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 10
THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS
11 THE WELFARE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION 12 THE PROBLEM OF
SURVIVAL: AN OPEN ECONOMY 13 THE INTERNATIONAL DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF
TECHNICAL PROGRESS Part II The gains from restricted trade under perfect
competition 14 ON THE SHARING OF TRADE GAINS BY RESOURCE-POOR AND
RESOURCE-RICH COUNTRIES 15 THE INTERACTION OF RESOURCE-RICH AND
RESOURCE-POOR ECONOMIES Part III The gains from trade under imperfect
competition and other distortions 16 SOME ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF TRADE
GAINS 17 VARIABLE RETURNS TO SCALE, COMMODITY TAXES, FACTOR-MARKET
DISTORTIONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR TRADE GAINS 18 VARIABLE RETURNS TO
SCALE, NON-UNIQUENESS OF EQUILIBRIUM AND THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE
-16. With Albert 19 THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNDER IMPERFECT
COMPETITION: A CONJECTURAL VARIATIONS APPROACH. 20 THE INTERNATIONAL
DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS UNDER IMPERFECT COMPETITION.
21 DOES THE SET OF IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE GENERAL EQUILIBRIA DEPEND ON THE
CHOICE OF PRICE NORMALIZATION? 22 LEARNING BY DOING: FORMAL TESTS FOR
INTERVENTION IN AN OPEN ECONOMY Part IV Compensation: lumpsum, non-lumpsum
or neither? 23 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH AND WITHOUT LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 24 ON
LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 25 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF INCOMPLETE
MARKETS 26 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 27
THE STATIC WELFARE ECONOMICS OF FOREIGN AID: A CONSOLIDATION 28 CONDITIONS
FOR THE LOCAL IMPOTENCE OF LUMPSUM TRANSFERS TO EFFECT A REDISTRIBUTION OF
WELFARE BETWEEN NATIONS 29 THE TRANSFER PROBLEM IN A CONTEXT OF PUBLIC
GOODS 30 ON THE OPTIMAL TIMING OF FOREIGN AID 31 'TRADE' OR 'AID'?
THE GAIN FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE 2 THE GAINS FROM FREE TRADE 3 AN
ELEMENTARY PROPOSITION CONCERNING THE FORMATION OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 4 THE
COMPARISON OF SECOND-BEST EQUIliBRIA: THE CASE OF CUSTOMS UNIONS 5 THE
GAINS FROM TRADE WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 6 THE GAINS FROM FREE
TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY 7 THE GAINS FROM TRADE FOR A MONETARY ECONOMY
WHEN MARKETS ARE POSSIBLY INCOMPLETE 8 TRADE GAINS IN A PURE
CONSUMPTION-LOAN MODEL 9 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 10
THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS
11 THE WELFARE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION 12 THE PROBLEM OF
SURVIVAL: AN OPEN ECONOMY 13 THE INTERNATIONAL DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF
TECHNICAL PROGRESS Part II The gains from restricted trade under perfect
competition 14 ON THE SHARING OF TRADE GAINS BY RESOURCE-POOR AND
RESOURCE-RICH COUNTRIES 15 THE INTERACTION OF RESOURCE-RICH AND
RESOURCE-POOR ECONOMIES Part III The gains from trade under imperfect
competition and other distortions 16 SOME ISSUES IN THE ANALYSIS OF TRADE
GAINS 17 VARIABLE RETURNS TO SCALE, COMMODITY TAXES, FACTOR-MARKET
DISTORTIONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR TRADE GAINS 18 VARIABLE RETURNS TO
SCALE, NON-UNIQUENESS OF EQUILIBRIUM AND THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE
-16. With Albert 19 THE GAINS FROM INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNDER IMPERFECT
COMPETITION: A CONJECTURAL VARIATIONS APPROACH. 20 THE INTERNATIONAL
DIFFUSION OF THE FRUITS OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS UNDER IMPERFECT COMPETITION.
21 DOES THE SET OF IMPERFECTLY COMPETITIVE GENERAL EQUILIBRIA DEPEND ON THE
CHOICE OF PRICE NORMALIZATION? 22 LEARNING BY DOING: FORMAL TESTS FOR
INTERVENTION IN AN OPEN ECONOMY Part IV Compensation: lumpsum, non-lumpsum
or neither? 23 GAINS FROM TRADE WITH AND WITHOUT LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 24 ON
LUMPSUM COMPENSATION 25 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF INCOMPLETE
MARKETS 26 LUMPSUM COMPENSATION IN A CONTEXT OF OVERLAPPING GENERATIONS 27
THE STATIC WELFARE ECONOMICS OF FOREIGN AID: A CONSOLIDATION 28 CONDITIONS
FOR THE LOCAL IMPOTENCE OF LUMPSUM TRANSFERS TO EFFECT A REDISTRIBUTION OF
WELFARE BETWEEN NATIONS 29 THE TRANSFER PROBLEM IN A CONTEXT OF PUBLIC
GOODS 30 ON THE OPTIMAL TIMING OF FOREIGN AID 31 'TRADE' OR 'AID'?