This paper uses a model of trade in two commodities between two countries to establish the following proposition. If the foreign offer curve has no points of inflection and if for each home rate of duty the equilibrium most favorable to the home country is selected (or else there is only one equilibrium), then as the rate of duty increases from zero, home welfare first rises then declines while foreign welfare steadily falls. © 1975
This paper presents within a uniform framework the basic propositions of trade policy and welfare. I...
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STATIC general equilibrium models have been used by a number of authors to quantify the welfare cons...
This paper presents within a uniform framework the basic propositions of trade policy and welfare. I...
This paper examines the question: Who bears the larger portion of the excess burden of a tariff—the ...
The effect of foreign aid on the welfare levels of both the recipient and the donor country has been...
This paper identifies sufficient conditions for an increase/decrease in a country's welfare due to p...
1 The effect of a tariff on the terms of trade We suppose that there are two countries trading two c...
This paper considers a two-country, three-good economy in which one country imposes tariffs on impor...
In the conclusion of the two-country endogenous trade pattern model of Dornbusch et al. (1977), when...
This paper uses a partial equilibrium analysis to show that a partial trade liberalization may reduc...
The paper presents the results of a theoretical study focusing on a comparative evaluation of the we...
This thesis undertakes theoretical and empirical analyses to estimate the welfare effects of tariffs...
A tariff is a tax on international trade that can be used either for revenue purposes, to finance re...
We propose a reciprocity rule for use in multilateral trade policy negotiations that is guaranteed t...
The purpose of this note is to develop a general model of trade between countries in which benefits ...
This paper studies welfare gains from trade in a tractable model with a nonhomothetic preference ove...
STATIC general equilibrium models have been used by a number of authors to quantify the welfare cons...
This paper presents within a uniform framework the basic propositions of trade policy and welfare. I...
This paper examines the question: Who bears the larger portion of the excess burden of a tariff—the ...
The effect of foreign aid on the welfare levels of both the recipient and the donor country has been...