Empirical Methods in International Trade

Contents: Foreword by Peter McPherson Foreword by Jagdish Bhagwati Part I: Introduction 1. Contributions of Professor Kreinin to International Economics Part II: New Approaches to Empirical Trade Analysis 2. Measures of Similarity and Matching in International Trade 3. Changes in the Relative International Competitiveness of the United States During the Past Two Decades 4. Why Does Optimal Currency Area Theory Fail to Predict Changes in Currency Areas? Evidence from Europe and Lessons for Asia 5. Labor Market Structure and its Influence on Trade-Related Outcomes: Some Initial Findings 6. Trade Pattern Persistence 7. The Role of Intra-Industry Trade in the Service Sector 8. Global Production Networks and Regional Integration Part III: Empirical Approaches to Economic Integration 9. The WTO Agreement on Safeguards: An Empirical Analysis of Discriminatory Impact 10. Organized Labor's Campaign Contributions after the NAFTA Vote: Rhetoric or Retribution? 11. Korea's Direct Investment in China and its Implications for Economic Integration in Northeast Asia 12. NAFTA and the Broader Impacts of Trade Agreements on Industrial Development: When 'Second-Order Effects' Dominate 13. Selective Intervention and Growth: The Case of Korea Index

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