The paper investigates the welfare gains from trade liberalization in the presence of multiple factors, multiple industries and variable markup. We extend Bernard, Redding and Schott (2007) to incorporate variable markup, using additively separable utility. We then characterize the equilibrium under costly trade and discuss the welfare implications of Heckscher-Ohlin mechanism, as well as the variable markup. Our main nding is that gains from trade liberalization are higher in models with variable markup than those with constant markup when the Heckscher-Ohlin force is strong enough. The larger the trade cost decreases, the stronger the Heckscher-Ohlin force is. We conclude that the pro-competitive e ect of trade liberalization doe...
This paper examines the effects on factor prices and welfare of partial trade liberalisation. The mo...
Why is trade in some industries freer than in others? The great postwar liberalization of trade chie...
In an influential paper, Romer (1994) shows that the welfare gains from trade are substantially incr...
The paper investigates the welfare gains from trade liberalization in the presence of multiple fact...
We study the gains from trade liberalization in models with monopolistic compe-tition, firm-level he...
We study the gains from trade liberalization in models with monopolistic competition, firm-level het...
We study unilateral trade liberalization in the model with variable markups. First, we show that the...
We study the pro-competitive effects of international trade, or lack thereof, inmod-els with monopol...
Markups vary widely across industries and countries, their heterogeneity has increased overtime and ...
We study the procompetitive gains from international trade in a quantitative model with endogenously...
We develop a model of comparative advantage with monopolistic competition, that incorporates heterog...
We develop a model of comparative advantage with monopolistic competition, that incorporates heterog...
We study the gains from trade in a model with endogenously variable markups. We show that the pro-co...
Markups vary widely across industries and countries, their heterogeneity has increased overtime and ...
Markups vary widely across industries and countries, their heterogeneity has increased overtime and ...
This paper examines the effects on factor prices and welfare of partial trade liberalisation. The mo...
Why is trade in some industries freer than in others? The great postwar liberalization of trade chie...
In an influential paper, Romer (1994) shows that the welfare gains from trade are substantially incr...
The paper investigates the welfare gains from trade liberalization in the presence of multiple fact...
We study the gains from trade liberalization in models with monopolistic compe-tition, firm-level he...
We study the gains from trade liberalization in models with monopolistic competition, firm-level het...
We study unilateral trade liberalization in the model with variable markups. First, we show that the...
We study the pro-competitive effects of international trade, or lack thereof, inmod-els with monopol...
Markups vary widely across industries and countries, their heterogeneity has increased overtime and ...
We study the procompetitive gains from international trade in a quantitative model with endogenously...
We develop a model of comparative advantage with monopolistic competition, that incorporates heterog...
We develop a model of comparative advantage with monopolistic competition, that incorporates heterog...
We study the gains from trade in a model with endogenously variable markups. We show that the pro-co...
Markups vary widely across industries and countries, their heterogeneity has increased overtime and ...
Markups vary widely across industries and countries, their heterogeneity has increased overtime and ...
This paper examines the effects on factor prices and welfare of partial trade liberalisation. The mo...
Why is trade in some industries freer than in others? The great postwar liberalization of trade chie...
In an influential paper, Romer (1994) shows that the welfare gains from trade are substantially incr...