Commerce et géographie: la mondialisation selon Paul Krugman

Matthieu Crozet

Revue d'économie politique, 2009, vol. 119, issue 4, 513-534

Abstract: Creative and talented theorist, Paul Krugman is the main architect of the new theories of international trade. He has shown that international trade can emerge without comparative advantages, in an imperfectly competitive environment. His models have provided convincing explanations to intra-industry trade between similar countries. Even more importantly, Paul Krugman has definitively bridged trade theories to economic geography, which deeply changed our views on globalization.

Date: 2009
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