Equalizing Exchange: Trade Liberalization and Income Convergence
Dan Ben‐David
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Dan Ben‐David
Abstract
How does movement toward freer trade affect income disparity among countries? This paper attempts to shed some light on the issue by examining episodes of major postwar trade hberalization within specified groups of countries. The findings suggest a strong link between the timing of trade reform and income convergence among countries.
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How does movement toward freer trade affect income disparity among countries? This paper attempts to shed some light on the issue by examining episodes of major postwar trade hberalization within specified groups of countries. The findings suggest a strong link between the timing of trade reform and income convergence among countries.
Key concepts: Convergence (economics), Economics, International economics, Free trade, Affect (linguistics), Liberalization, Economic integration, Developing country