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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Editors' introduction pp. 359-369: David Giles and Carl Mosk
The interplay of international trade, economic growth and income convergence: a brief intellectual history of recent developments pp. 371-395: Farhad Rassekh
Does convergence cause trade, or does trade cause convergence? pp. 397-418: Teresa Cyrus
Trade and the rate of income convergence pp. 419-441: Dan Ben-David and Ayal Kimhi
Financial liberalization, openness and convergence pp. 443-459: Theo Eicher and Leslie Hull
Optimal tariffs, optimal taxes and economic development pp. 461-486: Michael Loewy

Macroeconomic effect of capital controls as a safeguard against the capital inflow problem pp. 233-263: Shigeto Kitano
Exchange rate versus inflation targeting: a theory of output fluctuations in traded and non-traded sectors pp. 265-285: Øistein Røisland and Ragnar Torvik
Entry liberalization and export performance: a theoretical analysis in a multi-market oligopoly model pp. 287-303: Manmohan Agarwal and Alokesh Barua
FDI, openness and income pp. 305-323: Ting Gao
Uganda's policy reforms, industry competitiveness and regional integration: a comparison with Kenya pp. 325-357: Eckhard Siggel and Germina Ssemogerere

Trade liberalization, labour mobility and wages pp. 111-136: Daniel Traca
On labour standards and free trade pp. 137-158: Michiel Kok, Richard Nahuis and Albert de Vaal
Is public infrastructure spending productive in the Mexican case? A vector error correction analysis pp. 159-178: Miguel Ramirez
Trade and labour standards: theory and new empirical evidence pp. 179-198: Vivek Dehejia and Yiagadeesen Samy
Host market characteristics, FDI, and the FDI - trade relationship pp. 199-229: Bedassa Tadesse and Michael Ryan
Foreign direct investment and wages: a cross-country analysis pp. 231-231: Munisamy Gopinath and Weiyan Chen

Wealth distribution and the underdevelopment trap pp. 1-21: Hiroto Takahashi
Endogenous growth in a North - South framework with human capital accumulation and technology transfer pp. 23-56: Jayati Bhattacharya and Ajitava Raychaudhuri
Exposure to foreign markets and plant-level innovation: evidence from Chile and Mexico pp. 57-87: Roberto Alvarez and Raymond Robertson
The core and periphery of the world economy pp. 89-106: Jarko Fidrmuc

Globalization, technical change and the skill premium: magnification effects from human - capital investments pp. 319-336: Jürgen Meckl and Benjamin Weigert
The declining costs of international trade and unemployment pp. 337-357: John Francis
Economic integration, market discipline and productivity growth in Spain pp. 359-375: Diego Mendez-Carbajo and Dimitrios Thomakos
Balancing food safety and risk: do drug residue limits affect international trade in beef? pp. 377-402: John Wilson, Tsunehiro Otsuki and Baishali Majumdsar
How and how far to liberalize a developing economy with informal sector and factor market distortions pp. 403-428: Sarbajit Chaudhuri

Trade liberalization and adjustment in Argentina pp. 225-246: Elio Londero
Import tariff upstream versus export tax downstream: are they welfare equivalent? pp. 247-256: Hisashi Hokari, Hong Hwang and Hiroshi Ohta
Export externalities and economic growth pp. 257-283: Izani Ibrahim and Craig MacPhee
Foreign direct investment and wages: a cross-country analysis pp. 285-309: Munisamy Gopinath and Weiyan Chen

Strategic trade policy in the presence of reputation spillovers pp. 101-116: Jayoti Das and Stephen DeLoach
Gravity, education, and economic development in a multinational affiliate location pp. 117-150: Howard Shatz
The 'new regionalism' and foreign direct investment: the case of Mexico pp. 151-184: Andreas Waldkirch
Monetary policy in developing countries: lessons from Kenya pp. 185-216: Christopher Gerrard, Robert Lucas and Tom Porter
Going Alone: The Case for Relaxed Reciprocity in Freeing Trade pp. 217-224: Herbert Grubel

Foreign direct investment and wage bargaining pp. 1-18: Robin Naylor and Michele Santoni
Persistent dumping, competition and welfare pp. 19-37: Ying Kong
Does trade composition influence economic growth? Time series evidence for 28 OECD and developing countries pp. 39-96: Joshua Lewer and Hendrik Van den Berg
Migration, Unemployment and Trade pp. 97-99: Daniela Federici

Signalling and underutilization of import quota pp. 351-365: Karel Janda
The impact of foreign trade and investment reform on industry location: the case of China pp. 367-386: Ting Gao
The effect of openness on corruption pp. 387-403: Jimmy Torrez
A comparison of two models of intra-industry trade pp. 405-427: Yingfeng Xu
Demand patterns and vertical intra-industry trade with special reference to North-South trade pp. 429-455: Joakim Gullstrand

Patterns of foreign direct investment in poor countries pp. 247-265: Hildegunn Kyvik NordÅs
Infrastructure, returns to scale and sovereign debt pp. 267-278: Cem Karayalcin, Kathryn McCollister and Devashish Mitra
On the size and number of preferential trading arrangements pp. 279-295: Soamiely Andriamananjara
Fertility, intergenerational transfers and economic development pp. 297-321: Bertrand Wigniolle
On exports and economic growth: the case of Italy pp. 323-340: Daniela Federici and Daniela Marconi

Chaos and the exchange rate pp. 111-142: Daniela Federici and Giancarlo Gandolfo
Foreign entry and domestic welfare: lessons for developing countries pp. 143-162: Aditya Bhattacharjea
Trade policy and Spanish specialization, 1978-93 pp. 163-187: Maria-Jesus Asensio and Eva Pardos
The role of entrepOt trade in the choice of a nominal anchor for Hong Kong pp. 189-206: Kam Ki Tang
Specific and mobile capital, migration and unemployment in a Harris-Todaro model pp. 207-222: Kul Bhatia

National patents, innovation and international agreements pp. 1-14: Phillip McCalman
Towards an ecological technology for global growth in a North-South trade model pp. 15-41: Francisco Cabo
Can market size outweigh adverse comparative advantage? pp. 43-61: Sylvia Gottschalk
Corruption and industrial dualism in less developed countries pp. 63-76: Patrick Emerson
Capital controls, capital flows and external crises: evidence from India pp. 77-98: Timothy Callen and Paul Cashin