Titlebook: International Trade, Wage Inequality and the Developing Economy; A General Equilibriu Sugata Marjit,Rajat Acharyya Book 2003 Physica-Verlag

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Input Trade: An Alternative Explanationes of symmetric changes in the wage-gap across the North and South. Markusen and Venables (1996) emphasize the role of multinationals to be more important as they alter the nature of trade from trade in final goods to trade in skill-intensive producer services. That direct foreign investment may exp

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Segmented Input Markets and Non-Traded Good-wage, unionized sector with job security and fringe benefits whereas in the informal or unorganized sectors, wages are determined by market forces, are low compared to the unionized sectors and jobs are mostly casual. Self-employed petty producers and traders in the informal sectors are often those

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Trade Liberalization and Symmetric Wage-Gapsity reversal, can we expect symmetric changes in the wage-gap as is empirically observed. But this is only a special case. Extension of the basic model to more than two factors of production also cannot explain the widening wage-gap phenomenon.

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