The World Economy

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Competition Policy in a Changing Economic Environment: An Overview pp. 997-1002: P.K.M. Tharakan and P.J. Lloyd
Anti‐dumping Duty versus Price Negotiations pp. 1003-1019: Arvind Panagariya and Poonam Gupta
Cumulation and Anti‐dumping: A Challenge to Competition pp. 1021-1033: Thomas Prusa
Interface Between Anti‐dumping Policy and Competition Policy: A Case Study pp. 1035-1060: P.K.M. Tharakan, Edwin Vermulst and Joe Tharakan
Mergers in Open Economies pp. 1061-1076: Rodney Falvey
Cross‐border Mergers and EC Competition Policy pp. 1077-1093: Leo Sleuwaegen
Competition and Trade in Services: The Airlines' Global Alliances pp. 1095-1108: Renato G. Flôres
Conditions of Competition and Multilateral Surveillance pp. 1109-1128: Simeon Djankov and Bernard Hoekman
Multilateral Rules for International Competition Law? pp. 1129-1149: Peter Lloyd
Globalisation and the Effects of National Versus International Competition on the Labour Market: Theory and Evidence from Belgian Firm Level Data pp. 1151-1177: Hylke Vandenbussche and Jozef Konings
Competition Policy in an International Setting: The Way Ahead pp. 1179-1183: Alexis Jacquemin, Peter J. Lloyd, P.K.M. Tharakan and Jean Waelbroeck

Symposium on Liberalism in Asia Introduction pp. 851-853: Mark McGillivray and Oliver Morrissey
East Asian Economic Performance: Miracle or Just a Pleasant Surprise? pp. 855-879: Oliver Morrissey and Doug Nelson
Trade Policy Reforms in South Asia pp. 881-896: Jayatilleke Bandara and Mark McGillivray
Why are Prices so Low in Asia? pp. 897-911: Rodney Falvey and Norman Gemmell
From Crisis to Cataclysm? The Mismanagement of Indonesia’s Economic Ailments pp. 913-930: Ross McLeod
Long‐run Effects of APEC Trade Liberalisation: An Applied General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 931-952: Philip Adams
Trade Liberalisation and the Location of Manufacturing Firms pp. 953-962: Mary Amiti
The Globalisation and Liberalisation of Asian Labour Markets pp. 963-979: Stuart Rosewarne
Aid and Trade Relationships in East Asia pp. 981-995: Mark McGillivray and Oliver Morrissey

Editorial Introduction pp. 705-705: Sir David Greenaway
Agglomeration in the Global Economy: A Survey of the ‘New Economic Geography’ pp. 707-731: Gianmarco Ottaviano and Diego Puga
Multinational Firms, Location and Trade pp. 733-756: James Markusen
Can Regional Policies Affect Growth and Geography in Europe? pp. 757-774: Philippe Martin
Economic Geography, Industry Location and Trade: The Evidence pp. 775-801: Marius Brülhart
Credibility and Discipline Effects of Exchange Rates as Nominal Anchors: The Need to Distinguish Temporary from Permanent Pegs pp. 803-826: Thomas D. Willett
Managing Economic Change: Lessons from New Zealand pp. 827-843: John McMillan

Editorial Introduction pp. 587-587: John Whalley
Capital Flight and Foreign Investment: Two Tales From China and Russia pp. 589-602: Terry Sicular
Estimation of Capital Flight from Russia: Balance of Payments Approach pp. 603-611: Konstantin Loukine
Privatisation, the Market for Corporate Control, and Capital Flight from Russia pp. 603-611: Ronald Wintrobe
Punishment Schedules for Capital Flight pp. 629-638: Uzi Segal and Daniel Vincent
The Euro: Why? How? Significance? pp. 639-657: Ali M. El‐Agraa
Mexican Agriculture: Distribution and Efficiency Effects of Eliminating Price Distortions pp. 659-674: José Romero
Macroeconomic Impact of Direct Foreign Investment in China: 1979–96 pp. 675-694: Haishun Sun

Editorial Introduction pp. 411-419: Peter Lloyd and Chris Milner
Lomé Versus Free Trade Agreements: The Dilemma Facing the ACP Countries pp. 421-443: Matthew McQueen
Competition Policy and International Trade in Air Transport and Telecommunications Services pp. 445-456: Tony Warren and Christopher Findlay
Southern African Economic Integration pp. 457-469: Merle Holden
World Trade, the Middle East, and the Stability of World Oil Supplies pp. 471-481: Richard N. Cooper
The WTO Trade Policy Review of the United States, 1996 pp. 483-514: Robert Stern
Colombian Trade Policies and the 1996 WTO Trade Policy Review pp. 515-527: Sarath Rajapatirana
New Zealand Trade Policy and the 1996 WTO Review pp. 529-547: Martin Richardson
On Investment Measures and Trade pp. 549-561: Eden Yu and Chi-Chur Chao
Trade and Growth in Small States: The Impact of Global Trade Liberalisation pp. 563-585: Harvey W. Armstrong and Robert Read

Is There Any Potential in Trade in Sensitive Industrial Products Between the CEECs and the EU? pp. 285-304: Paul Brenton and Francesca Di Mauro
Does Membership in a Regional Preferential Trade Arrangement Make a Country More or Less Protectionist? pp. 305-335: Faezeh Foroutan
Trade Liberalisation and the Environment: The Case of the Uruguay Round pp. 337-347: Matthew Cole, A.J. Rayner and J.M. Bates
The World Trade Organisation: Institution‐Building in the Multilateral Trade System pp. 349-368: Gilbert R. Winham
Argentina’s Banking Sector in the Nineties: From Financial Deepening to Systemic Crisis pp. 369-396: Guillermo Rozenwurcel and Leonardo Bleger
The Gravity Model: Some Econometric Considerations pp. 397-401: Laszlo Matyas

Globalisation, Social Conflict and Economic Growth pp. 143-158: Dani Rodrik
The Economic Impact of the European Union Regime on Public Procurement: Lessons for the WTO pp. 159-187: Harvey Gordon, Shane Rimmer and Sue Arrowsmith
Europe’s Structural and Competitiveness Problems and the Euro pp. 189-205: Dominick Salvatore
The Impact of the Uruguay Round on Tariff and Non‐Tariff Barriers to Trade in the ‘Quad’ pp. 207-234: Michael Daly and Hiroaki Kuwahara
Analysis of India’s Policy Reforms pp. 235-259: Rajesh Chadha, Sanjib Pohit, Alan Deardorff and Robert Stern
Trends in Agricultural Price and Trade Policy Instruments Since 1990 in Central European Countries pp. 261-279: Jason G. Hartell and Johan Swinnen

The Mexican Peso Crisis: How Much Did We Know? When Did We Know It? pp. 1-30: Sebastian Edwards
Déjà Vu All Over Again: Explaining Mexico’s 1994 Financial Crisis pp. 31-55: Michael James Blaine
Labour Standards and Trade Flows of OECD Countries pp. 57-73: Cees Van Beers
Oligopoly and Quality Leapfrogging pp. 75-94: Iñigo Herguera and Stefan Lutz
Russia’s Foreign Trade: New Directions and Western Policies pp. 95-119: Paul Hare, Saul Estrin, Mikhail Lugachyov and Lina Takla
Changing Comparative Advantage and the Changing Composition of Asian Exports pp. 121-140: Dilip K. Das