Journal of International Economics

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Volume 14, issue 3-4, 1983

On the choice between capital and labour mobility pp. 209-221

Jagdish N. Bhagwati and T. Srinivasan

On choosing among trade in goods and international capital and labor mobility: A theoretical analysis pp. 223-250

Kar-Yiu Wong

The choice between international labour and capital mobility in a dynamic model of North-South trade pp. 251-261

Neantro Saavedra-Rivano and Ian Wooton

Increasing returns, monopolistic competition, and factor movements: A welfare analysis pp. 263-276

Elhanan Helpman and Assaf Razin

Tariffs, foreign capital and national welfare with sector-specific factors pp. 277-288

Richard Brecher and Ronald Findlay

International factor movements, commodity trade and commercial policy in a specific factor model pp. 289-312

T. Srinivasan

Second-best policy for international trade and investment pp. 313-320

Richard Brecher

International trade and capital mobility between diversified economies pp. 321-339

Richard Brecher and Robert Feenstra

Factor movements and commodity trade as complements pp. 341-356

James Markusen

Two-way capital flows: Cross-hauling in a model of foreign investment pp. 357-366

Ronald Jones, J. Peter Neary and Frances Ruane

Factor rewards and the international migration of unskilled labor: A model with capital mobility pp. 367-380

Shelby D. Gerking and John H. Mutti

Foreign competition, immigration and structural adjustment pp. 381-394

Andre Sapir

Import competition, international factor mobility and lobbying responses: the schumpeterian industry case pp. 395-410

Elias Dinopoulos

Volume 14, issue 1-2, 1983

Empirical exchange rate models of the seventies: Do they fit out of sample? pp. 3-24

Richard Meese and Kenneth Rogoff

Ex ante plant design, portfolio theory, and uncertain terms of trade pp. 25-51

Leonard Cheng

Trade credit, exchange controls, and monetary independence: Evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 53-67

Robert Cumby

Foreign exchange futures prices under fixed exchange rates pp. 69-84

Jose Saul Lizondo

Some implications of non-homotheticity in production in a two-sector general equilibrium model with monopolistic competition pp. 85-101

Henrik Horn

International factor mobility and national advantage pp. 103-114

Guillermo Calvo and Stanislaw Wellisz

A note on growth in the presence of tariffs pp. 115-121

James Cassing

The exchange and interest rate term structure under risk aversion and rational expectations pp. 123-139

Charles Wyplosz

A synthesis of the heckscher-ohlin and the neoclassical models of international trade: A Comment pp. 141-144

Katsuhiko Suzuki

A conjectural variation approach to strategic tariff equilibria pp. 145-161

Marie Thursby and Richard Jensen

The interpretation of cross-section regression tests of the heckscher-ohlin theorem with many goods and factors pp. 163-167

Bee-Yan Aw

Bilateral trade, dynamic bargaining and nonrenewable resources pp. 169-178

Tom K. Lee

Contractionary devaluation, substitution in production and consumption, and the role of the labor market pp. 179-189

James A. Hanson

On the equivalence of import quotas and voluntary export restraint pp. 191-194

Tracy Murray, Wilson Schmidt and Ingo Walter

Dynamics analysis of open economies: M. Aoki, (Academic Press, New York, 1981) pp. xxvi+341 pp. 195-196

Jagdeep S. Bhandari

Global monetary anarchy: Perspectives on restoring stability: Randall Hinshaw, ed., (Sage Publications, Beverly Hills/London, 1981) pp. 200, $9.95 pp. 197-199

Polly Reynolds Allen

The world economic order: Past and prospects: Sven Grassman and Erik Lundberg, eds., (St. Martin's Press, New York, 1981) pp. x+599, $37.50 pp. 199-202

George H. Borts

Economic stabilization in developing countries: William Cline and Sidney Weintraub, eds., (The Brookings Institution, Washington, 1981) pp. xv +517 pp. 202-205

Eliana Cardoso

Changing priorities on the international agenda: The new international economic order: Karl P. Sauvant, ed., (Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1981), pp. 319, $15.00 pp. 205-207

Keith Maskus

Volume 13, issue 3-4, 1982

The relationship between factor endowments and commodity trade pp. 201-214

Avinash Dixit and Alan Woodland

Some simple results on the gains from trade, from growth and from public production pp. 215-230

Alasdair Smith

Aspects of the optimal management of exchange rates pp. 231-256

Jacob A. Frenkel and Joshua Aizenman

A note on the possibility of an international equilibrium with low levels of activity pp. 257-265

Leif Johansen

Exchange intervention policy in a multiple country world pp. 267-289

Matthew Canzoneri

Real disturbances, the current account, and the exchange rate: The case of a tariff pp. 291-300

Kent P. Kimbrough

Exchange rate policies in a small economy: The active crawling peg pp. 301-320

Rolf Mantel and Ana M. Martirena-Mantel

Endogenous technological change and international technology transfer in a Ricardian trade model pp. 321-335

Thomas A. Pugel

The optimality of tariff quotas under uncertainty pp. 337-351

James Anderson and Leslie Young

Immiserizing transfers from abroad pp. 353-364

Richard Brecher and Jagdish N. Bhagwati

The multinational firm with arm's length transfer price limits pp. 365-374

Larry Samuelson

Exposure to exchange-rate movements pp. 375-386

James E. Hodder

An econometric model of the export sector: UK visible exports and their prices: L. Alan Winters, 1955-1973 (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1981) pp. x+251, $44.50 pp. 387-389

Thomas P. O'Toole

Asset markets, exchange rates, and economic integration: A synthesis: Polly R. Allen and Peter B. Kenen, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1980) pp. 585 pp. 389-394

Paul De Grauwe

Money and monetary policy in interdependent nations: R.C. Bryant, (Brookings Institution, 1980) pp. xxii + 584, $29.95 (cloth), $12.95 (paper) pp. 395-396

Roy Batchelor

Trade in transition: Exports from the Third World: John R. Hanson II, 1840-1900 (Academic Press, New York/London, 1980) pp. xii + 197 pp. 397-398

Ian Drummond

Volume 13, issue 1-2, 1982

International distributive justice: A trade theoretic approach pp. 1-14

Ronald Findlay

Distortion-triggered lobbying and welfare: A contribution to the theory of directly-unproductive profit-seeking activities pp. 15-32

Mahmudul Anam

The welfare consequences of directly-unproductive profit-seeking (DUP) lobbying activities: Price versus quantity distortions pp. 33-44

Jagdish N. Bhagwati and T. Srinivasan

On the welfare effects of a duty-free zone pp. 45-64

Carl Hamilton and Lars Svensson

Further implications of variable returns to scale pp. 65-84

Horst Herberg, Murray Kemp and Makota Tawada

Negative net foreign asset positions and stability in a world portfolio balance model pp. 85-104

Dale Henderson and Kenneth Rogoff

Feasible alternatives under deteriorating terms of trade pp. 105-134

Tapan Mitra, Mukul Majumdar and Debraj Ray

Conditions for the survival of a small resource-importing economy pp. 135-142

Murray Kemp and Ngo Long

Short-run and long-run equilibrium for a small open economy with intermediate goods pp. 143-161

Arthur Hosios

On the dynamic non-equivalence of tariffs and quotas in the monetary model of the balance of payments pp. 163-169

Mario I. Blejer and Arye Hillman

Short-run fluctuations in foreign exchange rates: Evidence from the data 1973-1979 pp. 171-186

Daniel Friedman and Stoddard Vandersteel

Flexible exchange rates and the balance of payments--essays in memory of Egon Sohmen: John S. Chipman and Charles P. Kindleberger (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1980) pp. ix+368, Dfl. 120 pp. 187-190

David Laidler

Exchange rate rules: The theory, performance and prospects of the crawling peg: John Williamson, (Macmillan, London, and St. Martins Press, New York, 1981) pp. xxi+410, [UK pound]25 or $37.50 pp. 190-192

Herbert Grubel

International economics: The theory of policy: Gerald Meier, (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1980) pp. ix+381, [UK pound]6.95 pp. 192-193

George McKenzie

Industrialization and the basis for trade: R.A. Batchelor, R.L. Major and A.D. Morgan, (National Bureau of Economic and Social Research, by the Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1980) pp. 347 pp. 194-195

Donald B. Keesing

Trading blocs, US exports, and world trade: Penelope Hartland-Thunberg, (Westview Press, Boulder, Colorado, 1980) pp. xiv+197 pp. 195-197

Joseph Finger

Staff report on effects of restrictions on United States imports: Five case studies and theory: Morris E. Morkre and David G. Tarr, (Bureau of Economics, Federal Trade Commission, 1980) pp. xv+212 pp. 197-198

Paul Wonnacott

The study on US competitiveness: Office of Foreign Economic Research, US Department of Labor, (published jointly with the report of the President on US competitiveness, and also in committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, US Senate, Export Promotion, Export Disincentives, and US Competitiveness, both by the Government Printing Office, Washington, DC, 1980) pp. 232 pp. 198-200

Robert Lawrence