The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Pasquale Sgro, David E.A. Giles and Charles van Marrewijk

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A Ricardian model of international trade with oligopolistic competition pp. 499-515: Haiwen Zhou
Technological convergence, competitiveness, and welfare: A study of international manufacturing industries pp. 517-551: Jun Ruan and Munisamy Gopinath
Firm's intangible assets and multinational activity: Full versus shared ownership pp. 553-589: Valeria Gattai
International R&D spillovers in emerging markets: The impact of trade and foreign direct investment pp. 591-623: Sorin Krammer

Does coordination of immigration policies among destination countries increase immigration? pp. 357-384: Claus Aastrup Jensen, Nikolaj Malchow-Møller and Jan Skaksen
Liberalization of import restrictions on capital goods and the balance of payments pp. 385-419: Robert Tatum
Does the WTO promote trade? Further evidence pp. 421-437: Myeong Hwan Kim
Exporting without growing: Investment, real currency appreciation, and export-led growth in Mexico pp. 439-464: Carlos Ibarra
The effect of credit on growth and convergence of firm size in Kenyan manufacturing pp. 465-494: Janvier Desire Nkurunziza
Optimal protection of international law: Navigating between European absolutism and American voluntarism pp. 495-497: Carl Mosk

Using complex networks analysis to assess the evolution of international economic integration: The cases of East Asia and Latin America pp. 215-239: Javier Reyes, Stefano Schiavo and Giorgio Fagiolo
Wages in a factor proportions time series model of the US pp. 241-256: Henry Thompson
Exports' quality-adjusted productivity and economic growth pp. 257-287: Asier Minondo
The effects of refugee and non-refugee immigrants on US trade with their home countries pp. 289-317: Roger White and Bedassa Tadesse
Aid and investment in LDCs: A robust approach pp. 319-349: Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong and Jeffrey Racine
International handbook of development economics (volumes one and two) pp. 351-355: Carl Mosk

Introduction pp. 3-7: K.C. Fung and Robert Stern
Economic effects of 'leveling the playing field' in international trade pp. 9-32: Alan Deardorff
Developing countries, dispute settlement, and the Advisory Centre on WTO Law pp. 33-63: Chad Bown and Rachel McCulloch
Assessing the Doha Round: Market access, transactions costs and aid for trade facilitation pp. 65-79: Bernard Hoekman and Alessandro Nicita
The Doha Development Agenda: What's on the table? pp. 81-107: Will Martin and Aaditya Mattoo
Can the WTO reduce agricultural trade distortions? pp. 109-134: Kym Anderson
Managing cooperation on climate change: What can we learn from the WTO? pp. 135-161: Patrick Low and Marina Murina
Developing countries, standards and the WTO pp. 163-185: Marion Jansen
Developing countries and the World Trade Organization: A foreign influence approach pp. 187-201: K.C. Fung, Alicia Garcia-Herrero and Alan Siu
The political economy of the World Bank: The early years pp. 203-205: Carl Mosk
Capital market liberalization and development pp. 207-210: Charles Amo Yartey
Industrial development for the 21st century pp. 211-214: Carl Mosk

Findlay-Grubert versus Rybczynski: Testing growth hypotheses in classic trade theories using Singapore's industries pp. 443-486: Hiau Looi Kee
CUSFTA effects: A joint consideration of trade and multinational activities pp. 487-504: Pascal Ghazalian and W. Hartley Furtan
Technological catching up, competitiveness and growth pp. 505-525: Eleonora Cavallaro and Marcella Mulino
An explanation of share tenancy in terms of unemployment, social norms and power pp. 527-540: Debarshi Das
Indirect network effects and the impact of trade liberalization: A note pp. 541-552: Kazumichi Iwasa and Toru Kikuchi
Technology transfers and optimal entry strategies for the multinational firm pp. 553-574: Ayça Tekin-Koru

US affiliates, infrastructure and growth: A simultaneous investigation of critical mass pp. 311-345: Derek Kellenberg
Efficiency, equity, and environmental implications of trade liberalization: A computable general equilibrium analysis pp. 347-371: Donna Lee and Jian Zhang
On the relation between financial flows and the trade balance in developing countries pp. 373-393: Magda Kandil
Standards and export performance in developing countries: Evidence from Pakistan pp. 395-419: Oliver Masakure, Spencer Henson and John Cranfield
The biggest losers (and winners) from US trade liberalization pp. 421-442: Kara Reynolds

Democracy, capital flows, and odious debt pp. 207-234: Thorsten Janus
Product specific technical assistance for exports - has it been effective? pp. 235-254: Paul Brenton and Erik von Uexkull
Exchange rate volatility in Latin American and the Caribbean region: Evidence from 1985 to 2005 pp. 255-273: Radhames Lizardo
Sources of economic growth and stagnation in Iran pp. 275-295: Farshid Mojaver
Domestic sale requirement, price supports, export quota, and inefficiencies pp. 297-309: Stephen Devadoss

The economics of the Fifth Enlargement: Trade, migration and economic synchronicity pp. 3-9: Vassilis Monastiriotis and George Agiomirgianakis
Trade effects of the Europe agreements: A theory-based gravity approach pp. 11-35: Julia Spies and Helena Marques
Bilateral trade volumes, the gravity equation and factor proportions pp. 37-59: Andrzej Cieślik
Trade and migration flows between some CEE countries and the UK pp. 61-78: Subrata Ghatak, Monica Ioana Pop-Silaghi and Vincent Daly
Convergence of shocks and trade in the enlarged European Union pp. 79-114: Athina Zervoyianni and Athanasios Anastasiou
A general equilibrium analysis of the effects of Doha Round Declaration and African Cotton Initiative on Zambian cotton sector pp. 115-137: Lorea Blasco, Stephen Devadoss and Leroy Stodick
Equilibrium coalition structures in the presence of foreign direct investment pp. 139-167: Hyejoon Im
Trade and income convergence: Sorting out the causality pp. 169-195: Xuepeng Liu
The Softwood Lumber War: Politics, economics, and the long U.S.-Canadian trade dispute pp. 197-203: Stephen Devadoss
Indian manufacturing: A slow sector in a rapidly growing economy pp. 205-205: Devashish Mitra and Beyza Ural Marchand