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基本説明
New in paperback. Hardcover was published in 1999. Examines the dynamic effects of international trade and investment policy by explicitly specifying dynamic mechanisms in a wide range of modelling approaches.
Full Description
First published in 1999, Dynamic Issues in Commercial Policy Analysis focuses on the explicit specification of dynamic mechanisms in the formal analytics of trade models. A wide range of modelling approaches is employed to investigate an even wider range of policy issues, with an overall objective of further extension of the basic conceptual framework of applied commercial policy analysis in the direction of dynamic issues and applications. Professors Baldwin and Francois and their contributors emphasise methods for the analysis of interactions between commercial policy and leading policy issues, including investment performance, economic growth and innovation, the location of industry, migration, and the environment.
Contents
Introduction R. E. Baldwin and J. F. Francois; 1. Transition dynamics and trade policy reform J. F. Francois, H. Nordstrom and C. R. Shiells; Discussion R. E. Baldwin; 2. Putting growth effects in computable equilibrium trade models R. E. Baldwin and R. Forslid; Discussion C. Keuschnigg; 3. Innovation, capital accumalation, and economic transition C. Keuschnigg and W. K. Kohler; 4. Multinational production, skilled labour, and real wages J. Markusen and A. Venables; Discussion T. Kehoe; 5. Economic Policy and the manufacturing base A. J. Venables; Discussion J. P. Neary; 6. Liberalisation and investment in a multilateral framework J. F. Francois, B. J. McDonald and H. Nordstrom; Discussion Ian Wooton; 7. Investment creation and investment diversion J. I. Haaland; Discussion A. Smith; 8. Blueprints, spillovers, and dynamic gains from liberalization T. F. Rutherford and D. G. Tarr; Discussion U. Kohli; 9. Trade Policy and North-South migration J. F. Francois and D. Nelson; 10. Long-term modelling of trade and environmental linkages J. Beghin, D. Roland-Holst and D. van der Mensbrugghe; 11. Labour markets and dynamic comparative advantage D. Roland-Holst.
