We present a growth model of international trade in which expectations about profitability and growth influence innovation and investment. Adaptive learning dynamics determine transition paths for countries with differing structural parameters. Countries limiting trade by tariffs on imports of capital goods can experience gains in growth and perceived utility for a finite time, whereas the rest of the world is adversely affected. Asymmetric gains persist longer when structural advantages of the country applying tariffs are larger. Substantial differences in levels of innovation, output and utility can appear within our asymmetric country setting
The model developed in this paper expands upon the traditional neoclassical exogenous growth model b...
This paper uses a dynamic model of trade with specific factors of production to analyze the evolutio...
Exporting abroad is relatively rare activity. Only large, high productive firms with high-quality go...
We study a many country endogenous growth model in which decisions about innovation and new investme...
The model developed in this paper expands upon the traditional neoclassical exogenous growth model b...
We consider an endogenous growth model with international trade in complementary capital goods. The ...
We present a simple model of international trade (IT) and growth.The model yields a unique equilibri...
In spite of increasing globalization around the world, the effects of international trade on economi...
(Preliminary; not to be quoted without permission) We consider a many country endogenous growth mode...
This paper develops a dynamic two-country, two-sector model of international trade with asymmetric t...
This paper formalizes international status seeking in a two-country model of endogenous growth: util...
This paper develops a model of ongoing trade liberalization as a self-enforcing equilibrium in a gam...
Can international trade act as the sole engine of growth for an economy? If yes, what are the mechan...
ABSTRACT: This paper shows that an economy can import sustained growth from abroad, in spite of not ...
We present a dynamic comparative advantage model in which moderate reductions in import tariffs can ...
The model developed in this paper expands upon the traditional neoclassical exogenous growth model b...
This paper uses a dynamic model of trade with specific factors of production to analyze the evolutio...
Exporting abroad is relatively rare activity. Only large, high productive firms with high-quality go...
We study a many country endogenous growth model in which decisions about innovation and new investme...
The model developed in this paper expands upon the traditional neoclassical exogenous growth model b...
We consider an endogenous growth model with international trade in complementary capital goods. The ...
We present a simple model of international trade (IT) and growth.The model yields a unique equilibri...
In spite of increasing globalization around the world, the effects of international trade on economi...
(Preliminary; not to be quoted without permission) We consider a many country endogenous growth mode...
This paper develops a dynamic two-country, two-sector model of international trade with asymmetric t...
This paper formalizes international status seeking in a two-country model of endogenous growth: util...
This paper develops a model of ongoing trade liberalization as a self-enforcing equilibrium in a gam...
Can international trade act as the sole engine of growth for an economy? If yes, what are the mechan...
ABSTRACT: This paper shows that an economy can import sustained growth from abroad, in spite of not ...
We present a dynamic comparative advantage model in which moderate reductions in import tariffs can ...
The model developed in this paper expands upon the traditional neoclassical exogenous growth model b...
This paper uses a dynamic model of trade with specific factors of production to analyze the evolutio...
Exporting abroad is relatively rare activity. Only large, high productive firms with high-quality go...