The present paper integrates neoclassical offer curves and production theory, introducing utility maximization and trade levels into the comparative static factor proportions model. The paper analyzes production conditions that determine the Metzler paradox that a tariff could lower the tariff inclusive import price. The model provides a more complete link between neoclassical and factor proportions trade models. JEL Classification: D60, F
There is a common thread of the link between prices and wages in classical, neoclassical, factor pro...
This paper studies impacts of factor endowment on international trade in a general equilibrium model...
This paper explores the relationship between government policy and comparative advantage in a neocla...
This paper pictures the global influence of various patterns of returns to scale in the general equi...
Traditional models of international trade theory typically assume that factors of production are in ...
This paper examines how factor proportions determine the structure of commodity trade. It integrates...
This paper pictures the global influence of various patterns of returns to scale in the general equi...
This paper examines how factor proportions determine the structure of commodity trade. It integrates...
Theories of international trade have severe difficulties in explaining why, despite i) substantial d...
PIn a simplified case, criteria for optimum tariff (subsidy) by Brander and Spencer and by Jones are...
In models of monopolistic competition with a single factor of production, imposition of tariff can...
A common prediction within open economy firm heterogeneity models is a Metzler-type paradox in which...
Comparative advantage, whether driven by technology or factor endowment, is at the core of neoclass...
The neoclassical model of trade predicts that international specialization will be jointly determine...
In the , 'Norwegian planning models developed by the Central Bureau of Statistics the bulk of import...
There is a common thread of the link between prices and wages in classical, neoclassical, factor pro...
This paper studies impacts of factor endowment on international trade in a general equilibrium model...
This paper explores the relationship between government policy and comparative advantage in a neocla...
This paper pictures the global influence of various patterns of returns to scale in the general equi...
Traditional models of international trade theory typically assume that factors of production are in ...
This paper examines how factor proportions determine the structure of commodity trade. It integrates...
This paper pictures the global influence of various patterns of returns to scale in the general equi...
This paper examines how factor proportions determine the structure of commodity trade. It integrates...
Theories of international trade have severe difficulties in explaining why, despite i) substantial d...
PIn a simplified case, criteria for optimum tariff (subsidy) by Brander and Spencer and by Jones are...
In models of monopolistic competition with a single factor of production, imposition of tariff can...
A common prediction within open economy firm heterogeneity models is a Metzler-type paradox in which...
Comparative advantage, whether driven by technology or factor endowment, is at the core of neoclass...
The neoclassical model of trade predicts that international specialization will be jointly determine...
In the , 'Norwegian planning models developed by the Central Bureau of Statistics the bulk of import...
There is a common thread of the link between prices and wages in classical, neoclassical, factor pro...
This paper studies impacts of factor endowment on international trade in a general equilibrium model...
This paper explores the relationship between government policy and comparative advantage in a neocla...