Wilfred J Ethier
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5729892 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wilfred J Ethier |
| PRENOMES | Wilfred J |
| SOBRENOME | Ethier |
| ASSINATURA | ETHIER W J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Pennsylvania |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1045-8758 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 74 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Floating World
Floating World
Unilateralism in a Multilateral World
This paper addresses the interplay between unilateralism and multilateralism. I describe their stylised facts and present a simple, multi-country model with high initial tariffs and features that have always been of paramount concern to policy makers, and allow governments to negotiate multilateral agreements. I then find a role for a system with features remarkably similar to contemporary unilateralism. The relationships between multilateralism …
Regionalism in a Multilateral World
Recent regional initiatives have been addressed from a Vinerian perspective of trade creation and trade diversion. This is true of both policy‐oriented economists, who tend to be critical of the initiatives, and theorists, who have added dynamic and gametheoretic elements to the Vinerian structure. This paper describes the stylized facts of much recent regional integration and develops an alternative model. The analysis suggests that regional int…
The New Regionalism
Once again, regionalism is afoot. Twin late‐1980s announcements, by the United States and Canada of negotiations for a free‐trade area, and by the EU of an attempt to complete its internal market, ignited a conflagration of regional integration. Well over a hundred regional arrangements, involving most nations, now exist. Deja vu: the 1950s and 1960s had likewise witnessed many 'old regionalism' initiatives. Except for Western Europe, these in th…
Dumping
Traditional dumping theory consists of an analysis of monopolistic price determination between national markets. The present paper develops an alternative theory motivated by contemporary experience. This theory views dumping as an integral part of the relationship between domestic factor markets and international commodity markets in a world of uncertainty and sluggish adjustment. Key determinants identified by the theory include the pattern of …
Flexible Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments
Fundamental Issues in Trade Theory
World Trade and Payments
The Theory of Protection
Input Substitution and the Concept of the Effective Rate of Protection
The Pure Theory of International Trade and Investment
Maximal Economic Growth
The New Regionalism
Once again, regionalism is afoot. Twin late‐1980s announcements, by the United States and Canada of negotiations for a free‐trade area, and by the EU of an attempt to complete its internal market, ignited a conflagration of regional integration. Well over a hundred regional arrangements, involving most nations, now exist. Deja vu: the 1950s and 1960s had likewise witnessed many 'old regionalism' initiatives. Except for Western Europe, these in th…
Regionalism in a Multilateral World
Recent regional initiatives have been addressed from a Vinerian perspective of trade creation and trade diversion. This is true of both policy‐oriented economists, who tend to be critical of the initiatives, and theorists, who have added dynamic and gametheoretic elements to the Vinerian structure. This paper describes the stylized facts of much recent regional integration and develops an alternative model. The analysis suggests that regional int…
Dumping
Traditional dumping theory consists of an analysis of monopolistic price determination between national markets. The present paper develops an alternative theory motivated by contemporary experience. This theory views dumping as an integral part of the relationship between domestic factor markets and international commodity markets in a world of uncertainty and sluggish adjustment. Key determinants identified by the theory include the pattern of …
Input Substitution and the Concept of the Effective Rate of Protection
Unilateralism in a Multilateral World
This paper addresses the interplay between unilateralism and multilateralism. I describe their stylised facts and present a simple, multi-country model with high initial tariffs and features that have always been of paramount concern to policy makers, and allow governments to negotiate multilateral agreements. I then find a role for a system with features remarkably similar to contemporary unilateralism. The relationships between multilateralism …
Maximal Economic Growth
The Pure Theory of International Trade and Investment
Input Substitution and the Concept of the Effective Rate of Protection
The Theory of Protection
World Trade and Payments
Fundamental Issues in Trade Theory
Dumping
Traditional dumping theory consists of an analysis of monopolistic price determination between national markets. The present paper develops an alternative theory motivated by contemporary experience. This theory views dumping as an integral part of the relationship between domestic factor markets and international commodity markets in a world of uncertainty and sluggish adjustment. Key determinants identified by the theory include the pattern of …
Flexible Exchange Rates and the Balance of Payments
Regionalism in a Multilateral World
Recent regional initiatives have been addressed from a Vinerian perspective of trade creation and trade diversion. This is true of both policy‐oriented economists, who tend to be critical of the initiatives, and theorists, who have added dynamic and gametheoretic elements to the Vinerian structure. This paper describes the stylized facts of much recent regional integration and develops an alternative model. The analysis suggests that regional int…
The New Regionalism
Once again, regionalism is afoot. Twin late‐1980s announcements, by the United States and Canada of negotiations for a free‐trade area, and by the EU of an attempt to complete its internal market, ignited a conflagration of regional integration. Well over a hundred regional arrangements, involving most nations, now exist. Deja vu: the 1950s and 1960s had likewise witnessed many 'old regionalism' initiatives. Except for Western Europe, these in th…
The Floating World
Floating World
Unilateralism in a Multilateral World
This paper addresses the interplay between unilateralism and multilateralism. I describe their stylised facts and present a simple, multi-country model with high initial tariffs and features that have always been of paramount concern to policy makers, and allow governments to negotiate multilateral agreements. I then find a role for a system with features remarkably similar to contemporary unilateralism. The relationships between multilateralism …
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