Theory of International Trade
Theory of International Trade
Volume 2, The Theory of International Capital Movements
Chipman, John S.
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
10/2009
384
Dura
Inglês
9781843763109
15 a 20 dias
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Contents:
Introduction
PART I: PHYSICAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
1. International Trade with Capital Mobility: A Substitution Theorem
2. Capital Movement as a Substitute for Technology Transfer: A Comment
3. The Theory of Exploitative Trade and Investment Policies: A Reformulation and Synthesis
PART II: FINANCIAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
4. The Transfer Problem Once Again
5. A Reconsideration of the "Elasticity Approach" to Balance-of-Payments Adjustment Problems
6. The Theory and Application of Trade Utility Functions
7. Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Resource Allocation
8. A General-Equilibrium Framework for Analyzing the Responses of Imports and Exports to External Price Changes: An Aggregation Theorem
9. The Classical Transfer Problem and the Theory of Foreign Exchanges
10. Trade Balance and Exchange Rates
11. An Application of Integrability and Duality Theory to the Classical Transfer Problem in International Trade
Index
Introduction
PART I: PHYSICAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
1. International Trade with Capital Mobility: A Substitution Theorem
2. Capital Movement as a Substitute for Technology Transfer: A Comment
3. The Theory of Exploitative Trade and Investment Policies: A Reformulation and Synthesis
PART II: FINANCIAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
4. The Transfer Problem Once Again
5. A Reconsideration of the "Elasticity Approach" to Balance-of-Payments Adjustment Problems
6. The Theory and Application of Trade Utility Functions
7. Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Resource Allocation
8. A General-Equilibrium Framework for Analyzing the Responses of Imports and Exports to External Price Changes: An Aggregation Theorem
9. The Classical Transfer Problem and the Theory of Foreign Exchanges
10. Trade Balance and Exchange Rates
11. An Application of Integrability and Duality Theory to the Classical Transfer Problem in International Trade
Index
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Contents:
Introduction
PART I: PHYSICAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
1. International Trade with Capital Mobility: A Substitution Theorem
2. Capital Movement as a Substitute for Technology Transfer: A Comment
3. The Theory of Exploitative Trade and Investment Policies: A Reformulation and Synthesis
PART II: FINANCIAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
4. The Transfer Problem Once Again
5. A Reconsideration of the "Elasticity Approach" to Balance-of-Payments Adjustment Problems
6. The Theory and Application of Trade Utility Functions
7. Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Resource Allocation
8. A General-Equilibrium Framework for Analyzing the Responses of Imports and Exports to External Price Changes: An Aggregation Theorem
9. The Classical Transfer Problem and the Theory of Foreign Exchanges
10. Trade Balance and Exchange Rates
11. An Application of Integrability and Duality Theory to the Classical Transfer Problem in International Trade
Index
Introduction
PART I: PHYSICAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
1. International Trade with Capital Mobility: A Substitution Theorem
2. Capital Movement as a Substitute for Technology Transfer: A Comment
3. The Theory of Exploitative Trade and Investment Policies: A Reformulation and Synthesis
PART II: FINANCIAL CAPITAL MOVEMENTS
4. The Transfer Problem Once Again
5. A Reconsideration of the "Elasticity Approach" to Balance-of-Payments Adjustment Problems
6. The Theory and Application of Trade Utility Functions
7. Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Resource Allocation
8. A General-Equilibrium Framework for Analyzing the Responses of Imports and Exports to External Price Changes: An Aggregation Theorem
9. The Classical Transfer Problem and the Theory of Foreign Exchanges
10. Trade Balance and Exchange Rates
11. An Application of Integrability and Duality Theory to the Classical Transfer Problem in International Trade
Index
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