Frontiers of Economics and Globalization

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Introduction , pp xix-xxvi: John Gilbert
Chapter 1 Biotechnology and Agriculture: Current and Emerging Applications , pp 1-27: Robert W. Herdt and Rebecca Nelson
Food Security: Starvation in the Midst of Plenty , pp 1-13: Andrew Schmitz and P. Lynn Kennedy
Chapter 1 Estimation of Parameters of Constrained Optimization Models , pp 1-26: Torbjörn Jansson and Thomas Heckelei
Chapter 1 Introduction , pp 1-17: Keith Maskus
Food Security and the Role of Food Storage , pp 1-17: Andrew Schmitz and P. Lynn Kennedy
Assessing the Impact of Agricultural R&D Investments on Long-Term Projections of Food Security , pp 1-17: Zuzana Smeets Kristkova, Michiel van Dijk and Hans Meijl
The Information Value of Excessive Speculative Trades on Price Volatility in Oil Futures Markets , pp 1-24: Leo H. Chan, Chi M. Nguyen and Kam C. Chan
Comparative Environmental Regulation and Foreign Investment Inflows: Is China a Pollution Haven? , pp 1-20: Maoliang Bu, ChinTe Lin and Shuwen Zhai
Chapter 1 Migration and Culture , pp 1-21: Gil Epstein and Ira Gang
Chapter 1 How Growth Can Undermine Growth: Three Examples , pp 1-7: Kenneth Arrow
Chapter 1 Conflict in the Presence of Arms Trade: Can Foreign Aid Reduce Conflict? , pp 3-15: Zsolt Becsi and Sajal Lahiri
Contemporary and Emerging Issues in Trade Theory and Policy , pp 3-9: Sugata Marjit and Eden Yu
Chapter 1 Business Cycles, Consumption, and Risk Sharing: How Different Is China? , pp 3-22: Chadwick Curtis and Nelson Mark
Chapter 1 The WTO Dispute Settlement System 1995–2006: Some Descriptive Statistics , pp 3-31: Henrik Horn and Petros C. Mavroidis
Chapter 1 The WTO and The World Economy: A Welfare-Theoretic Perspective , pp 3-13: Michihiro Ohyama
Chapter 1 Forecasting Annual UK Inflation Using an Econometric Model over 1875–1991 , pp 3-39: Michael Clements and David Hendry
Chapter 2 Commodity Price Volatility, Democracy, and Economic Growth , pp 9-24: Rabah Arezki and Thorvaldur Gylfason
Chapter 1 National Security and International Trade: A Simple General Equilibrium Model , pp 13-24: Ronald Findlay and Mohammad Amin
Trade and Food Security: Links, Processes, and Prospects☆ , pp 15-30: Ekaterina Krivonos, Jamie Morrison and Eleonora Canigiani
Chapter 2 Trade Liberalization as a Game of Decision Under Uncertainty , pp 15-28: Henry Wan and Yinggang Zhou
A Cost–Benefit Approach for the Assessment of Nontariff Measures in International Trade , pp 15-41: John Beghin, Anne-Célia Disdier, Stéphan Marette and Frank van Tongeren
Chapter 2 Poverty, Utilization of Foreign Aid and Corruption: The Role of Redistributive Politics , pp 17-29: Sugata Marjit and Vivekananda Mukherjee
Food Security, Subsistence Agriculture, and Working’s Model , pp 19-32: Charles Moss, James F. Oehmke and Alexandre Lyambabaje
Chapter 2 The Law and Economics of International Intellectual Property: A Primer , pp 19-86: Jonathan Putnam
The Nexus of Dietary Guidelines and Food Security , pp 19-34: Brandon McFadden and Troy G. Schmitz
Environmental Impact of Foreign Direct Investment toward Host Countries , pp 21-43: Boqiong Yang, Jun Yang and Qiran Zhao
Chapter 2 Linkages between Stock Market Fluctuations and Business Cycles in Asia , pp 23-51: Bertrand Candelon and Norbert Metiu
Chapter 3 Growth, Colonization, and Institutional Development: In and Out of Africa , pp 25-41: Graziella Bertocchi
The Leading Role of the Chinese Futures in the World Commodity Futures Markets , pp 25-49: Hung-Gay Fung, Yiuman Tse, Jot Yau and Lin Zhao
Chapter 2 Informational Cascades and the Decision to Migrate , pp 25-44: Gil Epstein
Chapter 2 Do Factor Endowments Matter for North–North Trade? , pp 25-47: Donald R. Davis and David Weinstein
Chapter 2 Trade Liberalization and the Extensive Margin of Trade in a CGE Model with Heterogeneous Firms , pp 27-40: Fan Zhai
Chapter 3 Comparative Advantage and Trade Liberalization in a Chamberlinian–Ricardian Model , pp 29-35: Toru Kikuchi and Koji Shimomura
Chapter 2 Genetically Modified Crops and Global Food Security , pp 29-54: Matin Qaim
Macroeconomic Policies and Food Security , pp 31-47: Eugenio Diaz-Bonilla
Chapter 3 Agglomeration and Aid , pp 31-53: Steven Brakman, Harry Garretsen and Charles Marrewijk
Chapter 2 Issues of Fairness in Dispute Settlement , pp 33-72: Andrew G. Brown and Robert Stern
A Probabilistic Approach to Food Security , pp 33-53: David Zilberman and Yanhong Jin
Food Security through Biotechnology: The Case of Genetically Modified Sugar Beets in the United States , pp 35-52: P. Lynn Kennedy, Karen E. Lewis and Andrew Schmitz
Chapter 4 Outsourcing and Import Restriction Policies , pp 37-55: Kai-Hsi Chu and Kar-yiu Wong
Chapter 2 Forecasting UK Inflation: The Roles of Structural Breaks and Time Disaggregation , pp 41-92: Jennifer Castle and David Hendry
Chapter 3 Welfare Gains from Changing Partners in a Trade Bloc: The Case of MERCOSUR , pp 41-60: Lorenzo Caliendo and Fernando Parro
Chapter 4 On the Relation Between Investment and Economic Growth: New Cross-Country Empirical Evidence , pp 43-86: Michael Binder and Susanne Bröck
The Economics and Potential Protectionism of Food Safety Standards and Inspections: An Application to the U.S. Shrimp Market , pp 43-71: John Beghin, Anne-Célia Disdier and Stéphan Marette
Environmental Impact of Foreign vs. Domestic Capital Investment in China☆Reprinted fromYang, Brosig, and Chen (2013). John Wiley & Sons, with kind permission from the publisher , pp 45-72: Boqiong Yang, Stephan Brosig and Jianguo Chen
Chapter 3 The Measurement of Income Polarization by Ethnic Groups: The Case of Israel Population , pp 45-66: Joseph Deutsch
Food Security Measurement: An Empirical Approach , pp 49-62: David Magaña-Lemus and Jorge Lara-Álvarez
Chapter 3 A Simple Vertical Competition Model: Structure and Performance , pp 49-63: Roy J. Ruffin
A Global Chinese Renminbi Bond Market: The Dim Sum Bond Market☆The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the author (Derrick Tzau) and do not necessarily reflect the views of Rainier Investment Management, Inc. or its employees , pp 51-67: Hung-Gay Fung, Derrick Tzau and Jot Yau