International Trade : Theory and Evidence
James R. Markusen, James R. Melvin, Keith E. Maskus, William H. Kaempfer
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James R. Markusen, James R. Melvin, Keith E. Maskus, William H. Kaempfer
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This is a textbook (out of print and copyright reverted to authors) that design for a one-semester course in international trade theory at the advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate level. It systematically examines alternative causes of trade and the consequence of each. A much revised version is due to be published in 2011.
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This is a textbook (out of print and copyright reverted to authors) that design for a one-semester course in international trade theory at the advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate level. It systematically examines alternative causes of trade and the consequence of each. A much revised version is due to be published in 2011.
Key concepts: Economics, Trade barrier, Commercial policy, Imperfect competition, International economics, International trade, Comparative advantage, International free trade agreement