This is a comprehensive
graduate textbook on International Trade. It surveys both the theoretical and empirical
literature, and reports new results. International Trade addresses the need to synthesize
and integrate the new advances in a field that has become a key element of policy
discussions.
Readership: Graduate students and researchers in the field of international trade.
Table of Contents
Part I: International Trade
Modeling
1 The Volume and Structure
of Trade
2 Intra-Industry Trade
3 Trade Empirics
4 Geography and Location
5 Migration and Foreign
Investment
6 Growth, Trade, and FDI
Part II: Stratetic Trade,
Competition, and Environment
7 Competition and Rivalry
8 Strategies and the Mode of
Competition
9 Trade under Asymmetric
Information
Part III: Innovation,
Skills, and Contracts
10 Innovation, Research, and
Learning
11 Information and Moral
Hazard
12 Networks and Outsourcing
Part IV: Liberalization,
Protection, and Sanctions
13 Trade Liberalization and
Protection
14 Dumping, Market Access,
and Sanctions
Part V: Trade Politics and
Regionalism
15 Trade Politics
16 Preferential Trade
Arrangements
17 International Economic
Politics
Part VI: WTO and
International Cooperation
18 The Economics of the WTO
19 Cooperative Agreements
760 pages