In this paper we review the literature on Pareto gains from trade. We start by discussing the distributional implications of trade which arise in the general heterogeneous agents case. We present the proof of Pareto gains from trade using lump-sum redistribution, followed by the same result with commodity taxation. Newer results involving non-linear taxation, in particular the special case of a duty free zone, are also discussed. Finally, we address the distributional effects of trade in the presence of increasing returns to scale and love of variety. JEL Classification: F10, F11. 1
We explore the implications of models with increasing returns, endogenous variety and rm-level heter...
In the literature on the welfare effects of free trade under imperfect competition, one important ca...
The set of Pareto improving trades can be characterized as a linear space spanned by a relative low ...
In this paper we review the literature on Pareto gains from trade. We start by discussing the distri...
This paper generalizes the Pareto gains from trade literature by adding an explicit time dimension. ...
This paper examines the distributional effects of international trade in a general equilibrium model...
Duty free zones have been established in many countries and duty free shops can be found in every ma...
Quantifications of gains from trade in heterogeneous firm models assume that productivity is Pareto ...
Duty free zones have been established in many countries and duty free shops can be found in every ma...
This paper investigates the consequences of replacing the assumption of Pareto heterogeneity with lo...
Until recently, proofs establishing the existence of gains from trade have used the assumption that ...
Heterogeneous firm papers that need parametric distributions—most of the liter-ature following Melit...
The monopolistic competition model in international trade offers three sources of gains from trade t...
This paper questions whether commodity taxation can ensure Pareto gains from trade liberalization in...
The theoretical result that there are welfare gains from trade is a central tenet of international e...
We explore the implications of models with increasing returns, endogenous variety and rm-level heter...
In the literature on the welfare effects of free trade under imperfect competition, one important ca...
The set of Pareto improving trades can be characterized as a linear space spanned by a relative low ...
In this paper we review the literature on Pareto gains from trade. We start by discussing the distri...
This paper generalizes the Pareto gains from trade literature by adding an explicit time dimension. ...
This paper examines the distributional effects of international trade in a general equilibrium model...
Duty free zones have been established in many countries and duty free shops can be found in every ma...
Quantifications of gains from trade in heterogeneous firm models assume that productivity is Pareto ...
Duty free zones have been established in many countries and duty free shops can be found in every ma...
This paper investigates the consequences of replacing the assumption of Pareto heterogeneity with lo...
Until recently, proofs establishing the existence of gains from trade have used the assumption that ...
Heterogeneous firm papers that need parametric distributions—most of the liter-ature following Melit...
The monopolistic competition model in international trade offers three sources of gains from trade t...
This paper questions whether commodity taxation can ensure Pareto gains from trade liberalization in...
The theoretical result that there are welfare gains from trade is a central tenet of international e...
We explore the implications of models with increasing returns, endogenous variety and rm-level heter...
In the literature on the welfare effects of free trade under imperfect competition, one important ca...
The set of Pareto improving trades can be characterized as a linear space spanned by a relative low ...