International Trade: A European Text
Paul Brenton, Henry Scott, Peter Sinclair
Abstract
Paul Brenton, Henry Scott, Peter Sinclair
Abstract
1: Introduction and Overview. 2: Labour Productivity and Comparative Advantage. 3: Neoclassical Production. 4: Reciprocal Demand and Trade. 5: Factor Endowments. 6: Trade and Technology. 7: International Trade and Imperfect Competition. 8: Testing Trade Theories. 9: Theory of Trade Policy. 10: Strategic Trade Policy. 11: International Factor Migration. 12: Trade and Growth. 13: Trade Blocs. 14: Trade, Competitiveness, Employment, and Wages. 15: The Political Economy of Protection. 16: Trade and the Environment. 17: European Trade and Developing Countries. 18
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1: Introduction and Overview. 2: Labour Productivity and Comparative Advantage. 3: Neoclassical Production. 4: Reciprocal Demand and Trade. 5: Factor Endowments. 6: Trade and Technology. 7: International Trade and Imperfect Competition. 8: Testing Trade Theories. 9: Theory of Trade Policy. 10: Strategic Trade Policy. 11: International Factor Migration. 12: Trade and Growth. 13: Trade Blocs. 14: Trade, Competitiveness, Employment, and Wages. 15: The Political Economy of Protection. 16: Trade and the Environment. 17: European Trade and Developing Countries. 18
Key concepts: Trade barrier, Economics, Commercial policy, International trade, Comparative advantage, International economics, Free trade, New trade theory