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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Terms of trade and economic growth in a world of constrained capital mobility pp. 373-387: Hildegunn Nordås
Job security, wage bargaining and duopoly outcomes pp. 389-403: Sudipa Majumdar and Bibhas Saha
Income distribution in the United States: Kuznets' inverted-U hypothesis and data non-stationarity pp. 405-423: Peter Jacobsen and David Giles
Rural non-farm development: a trade-theoretic view pp. 425-437: Kenneth Reinert
Reciprocal dumping and trade policy pp. 439-449: Krishnendu Dastidar
Book Reviews pp. 451-453: Bradley Ruffle

Economic growth, leadership and capital flows: the leapfrogging effect pp. 261-277: Elise Brezis and Daniel Tsiddon
Why gradualism? pp. 279-297: Halvor Mehlum
On wage-inequalities in the North and in the South pp. 299-315: Hing-Man Leung
Efficiency wages, unemployment and international factor movements pp. 317-338: Bharati Basu
An exogeneity analysis of financial deepening and economic growth: evidence from Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan pp. 339-354: Andy Kwan, Yangru Wu and Junxi Zhang
The transmission of Dutch disease and labour migration pp. 355-365: Jackline Wahba

The adding up problem: a targeting approach pp. 151-173: Kala Krishna
Public goods and the transfer paradox in an overlapping generations model pp. 175-205: Mitsuyoshi Yanagihara
Technical change in a Ricardian model of North-South trade with increasing returns to scale pp. 207-220: Michael Benarroch
International trade and uneven growth: a model with intersectoral spillovers of knowledge pp. 221-236: Marina Murat and Francesco Pigliaru
Trade policy, export expansion, human capital and growth pp. 237-256: Robert McNab and Robert Moore

International economic law and.the interface between trade and environmental regulation pp. 3-38: Jeff Waincymer
The knowledge revolution pp. 39-54: Graciela Chichilnisky
Pollution and economic growth pp. 55-69: Eric Fisher and Charles Marrewijk
Optimal pollution and foreign-investment taxes in a small open economy pp. 71-85: Chi-Chur Chao and Eden Yu
GDP growth, terms-of-trade effects, and total factor productivity pp. 87-110: Kevin Fox and Ulrich Kohli
Export trade, trade derivatives, and economic growth of Hong Kong: a new scenario pp. 111-137: Chyau Tuan and Linda Fung-Yee Ng
Book Reviews pp. 139-141: Oded Stark

Real exchange rate dynamics and trade liberalization: the case of multiple tariffs and unemployment pp. 329-344: Ragnar Torvik
Multiple goods and growth pp. 345-357: K. W. Liu
Allocation of investment in a new market economy pp. 359-375: Taradas Bandyopadhyay and Tapan Biswas
Government resource revenues, fiscal policy and precautionary saving pp. 377-391: Øystein Thøgersen
Estimating the pro-competitive gains from trade liberalization: an application to Mexican manufacturing pp. 393-417: Jean-Marie Grether
Migration, intermediate inputs and real wages pp. 419-425: Ivan Pastine and Tuvana Pastine
Review article Progress and paradox in international economics pp. 427-434: Adam Klug

India's economy and the reforms of the 1990s: genesis and prospect pp. 123-133: Kaushik Basu and Prasanta Pattanaik
India's economic reforms: some lessons from East Asia pp. 135-164: Nirupam Bajpai and Jeffrey Sachs
The context and consequences of economic liberalization in India pp. 165-178: Prabhat Patnaik
Governance and reform in India pp. 179-208: Nirvikar Singh
The Enron story and its lessons pp. 209-230: Kirit Parikh
Fiscal adjustment and the role of state governments pp. 231-247: Govinda Rao
The unfinished agenda: Indian agriculture under the structural reforms pp. 249-286: Servaas Storm
The effect of trade policy reforms on labour markets: evidence from India pp. 287-297: Uma Karmbhampati, Pravin Krishna and Devashish Mitra
Economic reforms and relative price movements in India: a 'supply shock' approach pp. 299-324: Subir Gokarn

Quality-biased technical progress and North-South trade pp. 1-14: Brian Copeland and Ashok Kotwal
Variable labour supply, taxes, employment and welfare under various rules of international taxation of capital pp. 15-28: Panos Hatzipanaytou and Michael Michael
Jobs, education and the underdevelopment trap pp. 29-42: Katsuya Takii
The European Monetary System and various tests of policy convergence pp. 43-62: Ashok Parikh, David Bailey and David Lovatt
An empirical analysis on the determinants of the real exchange rate in African countries pp. 63-82: M. O. Odedokun
Development and welfare in the presence of an urban informal sector: a three-sector general equilibrium approach pp. 83-100: Ajitava Raychaudhuri and Sandip Chatterjee
The impact of multinational corporations on a developing country: a trade off in the long run? pp. 101-112: Mariam Khawar
Book Reviews pp. 113-116: Basant Kapur