Add to ORKGThe literature on international trade theory contains a series of paradoxes in cases of tariffs, growth, and transfers. This paper discusses the key role of income (as opposed to substitution) effects in supporting such paradoxes and suggests how the new welfare paradoxes in the three-agent transfer problem are related to the Metzler and Lerner tariff paradoxes, on the one hand, and that of immiserizing growth, on the other. The concluding section of the paper describes how far an optimal tariff policy can succeed in dispelling these paradoxes.Published in connection with a visit at the IIE
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In the presence of foreign-owned factors of production in the economy, the effect of trade policy ch...
The typical economic model implicitly assumes that the set of goods in an economy never changes. As ...
A central proposition of international trade theory is that trade allows a country to achieve a high...
This paper examines the distributional effects of international trade in a general equilibrium model...
In 1938, the author analysed the paradoxical case of immiserizing growth where a country, with monop...
This paper shows the emergence of trade in a model with no Ricardian exogenous comparative advantage...
There are many studies in the literature that deal with the welfare effects of income transfers betw...
This dissertation consists of three theoretical papers that investigate how trade and tariffs redist...
A tariff is a tax on international trade that can be used either for revenue purposes, to finance re...
This paper studies welfare gains from trade in a tractable model with a nonhomothetic preference ove...
In recent decades, many countries experienced both a rise in top income shares and an increase of in...
This paper investigates the effects of international trade in a general equilibrium model with heter...
The typical economic model implicitly assumes that the set of goods in an economy never changes. As ...
This paper examines the effects of international income transfers on welfare and capital accumulatio...
In this paper I study the welfare gains from free and restricted international movement of factors i...
In the presence of foreign-owned factors of production in the economy, the effect of trade policy ch...
The typical economic model implicitly assumes that the set of goods in an economy never changes. As ...