Contents

pp vii-viii

List of conference participants

pp ix-x

I - Introduction

pp 1-2

1 - Scope of the volume

pp 3-8

2 - Ronald Jones and the theory of international trade

pp 9-26

II - History, geography and the theory of trade

pp 27-28

3 - The hub effect: or, threeness in interregional trade

pp 29-37

4 - International trade and factor mobility with an endogenous land frontier: some general equilibrium implications of Christopher Columbus

pp 38-54

5 - Directions of lumpy country trade

pp 55-72

III - The structure of simple trade models

pp 73-74

6 - Job market preferences and international trade

pp 75-90

7 - Production indivisibilities in a short-run trade model

pp 91-106

8 - Firms, entry and hysteresis in the Heckscher–Ohlin–Samuelson model of production and trade

pp 107-128

IV - Policy towards international trade

pp 129-130

9 - Welfare effects of tariffs and investment taxes

pp 131-156

10 - The case of the vanishing revenues: auction quotas with oligopoly

pp 157-172

V - Trade, growth and dynamics

pp 173-174

11 - Prices of goods and factors in a dynamic stochastic economy

pp 175-190

12 - Capital market imperfections and the infant industry argument for protection

pp 191-212

13 - Endogenous real business cycles and international Specialization

pp 213-236

14 - Impact of government on growth and trade

pp 237-251

15 - Long-run production frontiers for the Jones specific-factors model with optimal capital accumulation

pp 252-267

16 - Hysteresis in the trade pattern

pp 268-290

Index

pp 291-298