Using a Heckscher-Ohlin model, this paper studies how growing international trade, disadvantageous to unskilled labour, affects an industrialised economy characterised by downward stickiness of certain real wages, resulting in unemployment of the workers concerned. We consider whether such an economy is more vulnerable to this form of international trade than a economy without rigidities, especially with regard to the pattern of national income, real income and employment of workers a priori protected by these rigidities. We also study the impact of international capital mobility on the pattern of these variables .Dans un cadre à la Hecscher-Ohlin, cet article étudie comment un commerce international croissant, défavorable au travail peu qu...
Factor market distortions and evolution of international specializations The theory of internationa...
According to the standard view, when full competition prevails in product, labour, and capital marke...
This paper studies how cross-country di¤erences in labor market institutions shape the pat-tern of i...
Using a Heckscher-Ohlin model, this paper studies how growing international trade, disadvantageous t...
This paper studies the impact of international trade on the price-elasticity of aggregate demand for...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
The subject of this thesis is the impact of international competition on the product and the labor m...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
This dissertation employs tools from Labor Economics and International Trade to study how workers an...
The objective of this thesis is to examine the labour market effects of increasing international com...
Fichier WP en ligne <halshs-00551345v1International audienceThis paper questions the ability of the ...
Do country-speci\u85c labor market frictions hiring and \u85ring restrictions and protection of unem...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
The two models of international trade with developed factor markets -- Heckscher-Ohlin and Specific ...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
Factor market distortions and evolution of international specializations The theory of internationa...
According to the standard view, when full competition prevails in product, labour, and capital marke...
This paper studies how cross-country di¤erences in labor market institutions shape the pat-tern of i...
Using a Heckscher-Ohlin model, this paper studies how growing international trade, disadvantageous t...
This paper studies the impact of international trade on the price-elasticity of aggregate demand for...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
The subject of this thesis is the impact of international competition on the product and the labor m...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
This dissertation employs tools from Labor Economics and International Trade to study how workers an...
The objective of this thesis is to examine the labour market effects of increasing international com...
Fichier WP en ligne <halshs-00551345v1International audienceThis paper questions the ability of the ...
Do country-speci\u85c labor market frictions hiring and \u85ring restrictions and protection of unem...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
The two models of international trade with developed factor markets -- Heckscher-Ohlin and Specific ...
We study a two-country two-sector model of international trade in which one sector produces homogene...
Factor market distortions and evolution of international specializations The theory of internationa...
According to the standard view, when full competition prevails in product, labour, and capital marke...
This paper studies how cross-country di¤erences in labor market institutions shape the pat-tern of i...