Review of International Economics

1992 - 2025

Current editor(s): E. Kwan Choi

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Bargaining in International Trade under Exchange-Rate Uncertainty pp. 249-63: Shabtai Donnenfeld and Itzhak Zilcha
Trend Breaks and the Unit-Root Hypothesis for Newly Industrializing and Newly Exporting Countries pp. 264-74: Joseph Alba and David Papell
Constant Consumption Paths in Open Eocnomies with Exhaustible Resources pp. 275-83: John Hartwick
Internal Quota-Allocation Schemes and the Costs of the MFA pp. 284-306: Irene Trela and John Whalley
Environmental Degradation as an Incentive for Trade pp. 307-18: Lawrence Leger
Export Bans, Environment, and Developing Country Welfare pp. 319-29: Judith Dean
Exchange-Rate Pass-through with Intertemporal Linkages: Evidence at the Commodity Level pp. 330-41: David Parsley
Linking Absolute and Comparative Advantage to Intra-industry Trade Theory pp. 342-54: Rolf Weder
Quota Wars in Conjectural Variations pp. 355-65: Csaplar, Wilfrid W,

The Voluntary (Private) Production of Public Goods, the Gains from Trade, and Comparative Advantage pp. 127-40: Albert Schweinberger
The Effects of Trade Liberalization on Cost-Reducing Horizontal Mergers pp. 141-55: Ngo Long and Neil Vousden
Tariff-Index Theory pp. 156-73: James Anderson
On the Term Structure of Sovereign-Debt Contracts pp. 174-85: Mehmet Bac
Learning by Doing, Technology Choice, and Export Promotion pp. 186-98: Edwin Lai
Protectionist Reputations and the Threat of Voluntary Export Restraint pp. 199-208: Ivette Jans, Howard Wall and Govind Hariharan
The Internationalization of the US Wage Process pp. 209-23: Baekin Cha and Daniel Himarios
Technology Choice, Overtaking, and Comparative Advantage pp. 224-34: Michihiro Ohyama and Ronald Jones
On Nations' Size and Transportation Costs pp. 235-43: Yochanan Shachmurove and Uriel Spiegel
Some Implications of Imperfect Competition for Recent Trade Theory pp. 244-47: Koji Shimomura
Corrigendum [Facets of Balassa-Samuelson Thirty Years Later] pp. 248: Paul Samuelson

International Environmental Permit Trade and Debt: The Consequences of Country Sovereignty and Cross-Default Policies pp. 1-19: Ernst Mohr
Dynamic Effects of Tariff Liberalization: An Intertemporal CGE Approach pp. 20-35: Christian Keuschnigg and Wilhelm Kohler
Share Ribs and Income Distribution pp. 36-52: Ronald Jones and Tapan Mitra
Substitution, Income, and Intertemporal Effects in Currency-Substitution Models pp. 53-59: Constance Smith
Tariffs and Welfare in a Dynamic Differentiated Oligopoly pp. 60-74: Beverly Lapham
Strategic Trade Policy under Uncertainty pp. 75-85: Larry Qiu
Heterogeneous Households, the Distribution of Wealth, and the Laursen-Metzler Effect pp. 86-103: Cem Karayalcin
Quality-Differentiated Inputs and Trade in Vertically Related Markets pp. 104-17: Susan Skeath
Divergence, Convergence, and the Gains from Trade pp. 118-23: Saul H Hymans and Frank Stafford

The Balassa-Samuelson Model: An Overview pp. 191-200: Patrick K Asea and Warner Corden
Facets of Balassa-Samuelson Thirty Years Later pp. 201-26: Paul Samuelson
The Differential-Productivity Hypothesis and Purchasing-Power Parties: Some New Evidence pp. 227-43: Alan Heston, Daniel A Nuxoll and Robert Summers
The Balassa-Samuelson Model: A General-Equilibrium Appraisal pp. 244-67: Patrick K Asea and Enrique Mendoza
Economic Development and the Relative Price of Nontradables: Global Dynamics of the Krueger-Deardorff-Leamer Model pp. 268-83: Philip L Brock
The Behavior of Nontradable-Goods Prices in Europe: Evidence and Interpretation pp. 284-305: Jose De Gregorio, Alberto Giovannini and Thomas H Krueger
The Dependent-Economy Model with Both Traded and Nontraded Capital Goods pp. 306-25: Philip L Brock and Stephen J Turnovsky

Aggregation by Industry in High-Dimensional Models pp. 97-111: Peter J Lloyd
Sectoral Adjustments in Eastern Germany Due to Market Forces pp. 112-22: Philip L Paarlberg
The Possibility of Inefficient Liberalization through Tariffication pp. 123-30: William Kaempfer and Stephen V Marks
Vertically Related Markets: Export Rivalry between DC and LDC Firms pp. 131-42: Winston Chang and Fang-yueh Chen
Leaning against the Wind: Do Central Banks Necessarily Lose? pp. 143-52: John Carlson and Insook Kim
Tail Estimates and the EMS Target Zone pp. 153-65: Kees G Koedijk and Clemens Kool
Japanese Foreign Investment and the "Land Bubble." pp. 166-78: Richard Werner
Theory and Tests of Generalized Purchasing-Power Parity: Common Trends and Real Exchange Rates in the Pacific Rim pp. 179-90: Walter Enders and Stan Hurn

Human Capital Accumulation in the Middle-Income Country and World Trade pp. 1-12: Fumio Dei
Risk Aversion and International Markets: Does Asset Trade Smooth Real Income? pp. 13-26: JoAnne Feeney and Ronald Jones
Endogenous Growth and International Trade pp. 27-39: Roy J Ruffin
Targeting the Exchange Rate under Inflation pp. 40-49: Shula Pessach and Assaf Razin
Fiscal Policy, Expectations, and Exchange-Rate Dynamics pp. 50-61: Jay H Levin
Rent Sharing in the Multi-fibre Arrangement: Theory and Evidence from U.S. Apparel Imports from Hong Kong pp. 62-73: Kala Krishna, Refik Erzan and Ling Hui Tan
The Fallacy of Free Trade: Comment pp. 74-75: Sugata Marjit
An Evaluation of Batra's "Fallacy of Free Trade." pp. 76-84: Farhad Rassekh
The Fallacy of Free Trade II pp. 85-95: Ravi Batra