The World Economy

1977 - 2025

Current editor(s): David Greenaway

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The Value of a Uruguay Round Success pp. 359-374: Trien Nguyen, Carlo Perroni and Randall Wigle
The International Regulation of Dumping: Protection Made Too Easy pp. 375-405: Klaus Stegemann
Managing Trade and Environment: The Demand for Raw Ivory in Japan and Hong Kong pp. 407-430: Edward B. Barhier
Sectoral, Macroeconomic, and Industrial Trade Policies: Measuring Their Effect on Agricultural Incentives and Distortions in Africa and Asia pp. 431-440: Maurice Schif
Export Orientation, Trade Liberalisation and Import/Export Links pp. 441-474: Nicholas Gruen
Less-Than-Fair Trade Cases Against Latin-American Countries pp. 475-491: Julio Noguks

Foreign Direct Investment and US National Security: Fixing Exon-Florio pp. 245-268: Edward M. Graham and Michael E. Ebert
The New Trade Theories, Rent-Snatching and Jet Aircraft pp. 269-277: Richard Pomfret
Inflation, Growth, and External Debt: A View of the Landscape pp. 279-297: Thorvaldur Gylfason
How to Protect Exports from Protection: Taiwan's Duty Drawback Scheme pp. 299-309: Robert Wade
A History of GATT Unfair Trade Remedy Law—Confusion of Purposes pp. 311-333: John J. Barceló
US Trade Laws as Barriers to Globalisation pp. 335-352: Alan Rugman and Michael V. Gestrin
NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 359-361: Colleen Hamilton

Investment Policies in an Integrated World Economy pp. 121-138: Phedon Nicolaides
International Regulation of Subsidies pp. 139-164: Richard H. Snape
Towards an International Transparency Institution: Australian Style pp. 165-180: John Spriggs
The Role of Competition Law and Policy in Reducing Trade Barriers in Japan pp. 181-198: Mitsuo Matsushita
Technology Crisis for Third World Countries pp. 199-214: Katherin Marton and Rana K. Singh
Evaluating the Hard ECU pp. 215-226: Kevin Dowd
GATT's New Trade Policy Review Mechanism pp. 227-238: Victoria Curzon Price
BOOK REVIEWS pp. 239-242: A. G. Barve

Trading Blocs and the World Trading System pp. 1-18: Jeffrey Schott
The Rhetoric and the Reality of the United States' Anti-dumping Law pp. 19-36: N. David Palmeter
The Relationship Between Anti-Trust Laws and Trade Laws in the United States pp. 37-52: Joel Davidow
Symposium on North American Free Trade Editorial introduction pp. 53-56: Gustavo Vega
Free Trade in North America: Has its Time Come? pp. 57-66: Sidney Weintraub
Mexico's Options in Trade Negotiations pp. 67-78: Gerardo M. Bueno
Canada's Role in the US-Mexican Free Trade Negotiations pp. 79-86: Ronald Wonnacott
A North American Free Trade Agreement: The Elements Involved pp. 87-102: Michael Hart
Mexico and the Canada-US Auto Pact pp. 103-112: Ronald Wonnacott
Book Reviews pp. 113-115: Rodney Falvey and J R Parkinson

Anti-Dumping Regulations or Pro-Cartel Law? The EC Chemical Cases pp. 465-492: Patrick A. Messerlin
Symposium on TRIPs and TRIMs in the Uruguay Round: Analytical and Negotiating Issues Introduction and Overview pp. 493-496: Robert Stern
Should Patent Protection Be Extended to All Developing Countries? pp. 497-508: Alan Deardorff
TRIPs and the Paradigm of the GATT: a Tropical, Temperate View pp. 509-522: Arvind Subramanian
Developing New Rules and Disciplines on Trade-Related Investment Measures pp. 523-540: Keith Maskus and Denise R. Eby
Investment Policies in the GATT pp. 541-554: Rachel McCulloch
Book Review pp. 555-558: Clare E. Humphrey
News and Events pp. 559-561: Collen Hamilton

EDITORIAL: NEW ISSUES AND THE URUGUAY ROUND pp. 297-298: Robert Baldwin and L. Winters
Agricultural Negotiations in the Uruguay Round pp. 299-327: Bradley J. McDonald
Services and the Uruguay Round pp. 329-348: Rachel McCulloch
Trade Liberalisation and Financial Services pp. 349-366: Cillian Ryan
Trade Related Investment Measures: Political Economy Aspects and Issues for GATT pp. 367-385: Sir David Greenaway
Normative Concerns in the International Protection of Intellectual Property Rights pp. 387-409: Keith Maskus
Innovation, Intellectual Property Rights and the Uruguay Round pp. 411-426: John Beath
The Participation of Developing Countries in the Uruguay Round: An African Perspective pp. 427-444: T. Ademola Oyejide
Tying in International Trade: Evidence on Countertrade pp. 445-462: Dalia Marin

Seventh Harry G. Johnson Memorial Lecture Multilateralism at Risk The GATT is Dead. Long Live the GATT pp. 149-169: Jagdish Bhagwati
Digging for Victory: Agricultural Policy and National Security pp. 170-191: L. Winters
Phasing Out the Multi-Fibre Arrangement pp. 191-211: Refik Erzan and Paula Holmes
Trade Reform and Price Risk in Domestic and International Food Markets pp. 212-229: Rodney Tyers
Institutional Reform for Trade Liberalization pp. 230-249: Sam Laird and Patrick Messerlin
Some Trade Policy Issues in the Transition to a Market Economy in Eastern Europe pp. 250-262: Michael Bleaney
International Nominal Targeting (INT): A Proposal for Monetary Policy Coordination in the 1990s pp. 263-273: Jeffrey Frankel
Effects of the EMS on Outside Countries pp. 274-293: Riad Dahel, Momas Goodwin and Thomas D. Willett
NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 294-296: Colleen Hamilton

The Sequencing of Economic Reform: Analytical Issues and Lessons from Latin American Experiences pp. 1-14: Sebastian Edwards
The Choice Between Unilateral and Multilateral Trade Liberalization Strategy pp. 15-26: Julio Nogues
A Marshall Plan for Middle and Eastern Europe pp. 27-49: Wojeiech Kostrzewa, Peter Nunnenkamp and Holger Schmieding
Export growth of Thai clothing and textiles pp. 51-73: Suphat Suphachalasai
The Administration of US Antidumping Duties: Some Empirical Observations pp. 75-88: James DeVault
Price and Trade Policies for Agricultural Development pp. 89-109: Romeo M. Bautista
The Global Environment: Are International Treaties a Distraction? pp. 111-127: David Robertson
Taiwan and Gatt: The Political, Legal and Economic Issues Raised by the Possibility of Taiwan Joining GATT pp. 129-143: Yushu Feng
NEWS AND EVENTS pp. 146-148: Colleen Hamilton
Editorial Statement pp. 149-150: Sir David Greenaway and John Whalley