Titlebook: International Trade; Causes and Consequen J. Borkakoti Textbook 1998Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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A Dynamic Model of Capital Accumulation and International Trade,labour supply. Essentially, we here discuss the path-breaking work of Oniki and Uzawa (1965), who have formulated a dynamic model of international trade to analyse the impact of capital accumulation on the patterns of international trade.

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International Trade in the Real World and the Theoretical Issues,ases. This question raises further issues related to the terms of trade, tariffs and subsidies within a static framework of given endowments of factors of production, and to economic growth in a dynamic framework.

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The Heckscher-Ohlin Model Mathematically Treated,thematical model of an economy under autarky and establish the existence of a globally stable equilibrium, and then extend the same to include two countries trading with each other. Here we are concerned only with the static or temporary equilibrium, and the growth equilibrium in the presence of international trade will be discussed in Chapter 19.

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Some Extensions of the Simple HOS Model,. We consider specifically the consequences of internationally non-identical tastes, internationally non-identical technology, the reversal of factor intensities, many goods but two factors and two countries, many factors but two goods and two countries, and many countries but two goods and two factors.

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Empirical Tests of the HOS Hypothesis: The Cross-Section Studies,, this procedure of including extra relevant explanatory variables can be justified on the basis of a multi-factor approach. However, with the practice of adding explanatory variables ., a test could degenerate into an empirical search for significant explanatory variables till one finds econometrically acceptable results.

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Trade and Growth Mathematically Treated,ade. This discussion will be followed by an analysis of the consequences of technological progress in one sector of one country again on the terms of trade and volume of trade. At this stage the reader may benefit by having a quick revision of Section 3 of Chapter 9.

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Textbook 1998Latest editiontheories (the Ricardian hypothesis, the static and dynamic Heckscher-Ohlin model, the neofactor proportions and the neotechnology theories) it also contains the new theories (including various models of intra-industry trade and the dynamic models of endogenous growth and trade). Gains from trade and

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d rigorous text presenting both the old and the new theoriesA rigorous and comprehensive text dealing primarily with the determinants of the pattern of trade gains from trade and trade policy. Spanning the old theories (the Ricardian hypothesis, the static and dynamic Heckscher-Ohlin model, the neof