[Wei-Bin Zhang]International Trade Theory(2008)

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【资料名称】：International Trade Theory: Capital, Knowledge, EconomicStructure, Money, and Prices over Time

【资料作者】：Wei-Bin Zhang
【出版社】： Springer
【简介及目录】：

Product Details

Hardcover: 522 pages
Publisher: Springer; 1 edition (May 9 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 3540782648

Product Description

The development of international trade theory has created a wide array of different theories, concepts and results. Economic students are trained to understand international interactions by severally incompatible theories one by one in the same course. In order to overcome incoherence among multiple theories, we need a general theoretical framework which enables us to account for the phenomena explained by the current theories in a unified manner to draw together all of the disparate branches of trade theory into a single organized system of knowledge. This book provides a powerful – but easy to operate-engine of analysis that sheds light not only on trade theory per se, but on many other dimensions that interact with trade, including inequality, saving propensities, education, research policy, and knowledge. The book starts with the traditional static trade theories. Then, it develops dynamic models with capital and knowledge under perfect competition and/or monopolistic competition.

Table of Contents

Preface v
1 International Trade and Trade Theory 1
1.1 A Brief Introduction to International Trade Theory 2
1.2 The Purpose and the Structure of the Book 15
2 Classical International Trade Theories 23
2.1 Adam Smith and Absolute Advantage 24
2.2 The Ricardian Trade Theory 25
2.3 The 2× 2× 2 Trade Model and the Core Theorems in
Trade Theory 33
2.4 The Dual Approach to the Two-Good, Two-Factor Model 42
2.5 The Heckscher-Ohlin Theory 45
2.6 The Neoclassical Trade Theory 52
2.7 A General Two-Country Two-Good Two-Factor Trade
Model 56
2.8 Public Goods and International Trade 63
2.9 Concluding Remarks 71
Appendix 73
A.2.1 A Ricardian Model with a Continuum of Goods 73
3 Trade with Imperfect Competition 77
3.1 A Trade Model with Monopolistic Competition 78
3.2 The Ricardian Theory with Monopolistic Competition 82
3.3 The Heckscher-Ohlin Theory with Monopolistic
Competition 85
3.4 Oligopoly and Intraindustry Trade 90
3.5 Trade Pattern and Variable Returns to Scale 95
3.6 Transboundary Pollution and Trade 103
4 Trade with Factor Mobility 107
4.1 A Two-Good, Three-Factor Model with Capital Mobility 108
4.2 Variable Returns to Scale and Immiserizing Growth 117
4.3 A Trade Model with Emigration 125
4.4 Human Capital Mobility and Chamberlinian
Agglomeration 129
4.5 Trade and Factor Mobility 133
5 Money, Exchange Rate, and Trade 135
5.1 Measurement and Accounting Relations of Economies 136
5.2 The IS-LM Analysis for an Open Economy 140
5.3 A Gold Standard Model 161
5.4 Exchange Rates and the Terms of Trade in a
Two-Country Model 163
5.5 On Money and Trade 173
6 Growth of Small Open-Economies with Capital
Accumulation 175
6.1 The One-Sector Growth (OSG) Model of a Closed Economy 178
6.2 The Ramsey Growth Model and the OSG Approach 185
6.3 A Small Open Economy with Capital Accumulation 192
6.4 Growth and Agglomeration of a Small-Open
Multi-Regional Economy 203
6.5 On the Alternative Utility Function 227
Appendix 229
A.6.1 Growth of a Small Overlapping-Generations
Economy 229
A.6.2 Habits and Current Account Dynamics 231
A.6.3 Proving Lemma 6.4.1 234
A.6.4 The Keynesian Consumption Function and the OSG
Approach 235
A.6.5 The Solow Growth Model and the OSG Approach 238
7 One-Sector Global Growth Models with Capital
Accumulation 241
7.1 A Growth Model with Trade Between North and South 243
7.2 A Two-Country Trade Model with Capital Accumulation 245
7.3 A Multi-Country Growth Model with Labor Supply and
Capital 255
8 Growth, Trade Patten and Structure 285
8.1 Oniki-Uzawa’s Trade Model with Capital Accumulation 286
8.2 Economic Structure, Trade and Capital Accumulation 296
8.3 Trade and Growth with Non-Traded Services 305
Appendix 314
A.8.1 Capital Accumulation and Services in a
Multi-Country Economy 314
A.8.2 A Two-Country Model of Optimal Growth 319
9 Growth and Trade with Capital and Knowledge 323
9.1 A National Growth Model 326
9.2 Trade and Growth with Learning-by-Doing and Research 338
9.3 Conclusions 368
Appendix 369
A.9.2.1 Proving Lemma 9.2.2 369
10 Trade Dynamics with Innovation and Monopolistic
Competition 373
10.1 Comparative Advantage with Endogenous Technological
Change 375
10.2 Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and Trade 381
10.3 Trade Costs and Trade Patterns 388
10.4 Growth and Innovation of a Small Open Country 391
10.5 Growth and Trade with Externalities 395
10.6 On Innovation and Monopolistic Competition 398
Appendix 399
A.10.1 Variety of Consumer Goods and Growth 399
A.10.2 The Schumpeterian Creative Destruction 403
A.10.3 Growth with Improvements in Quality of Products 407
11 Growth, Money and Trade 417
11.1 A Monetary Growth Model for a Small Open Economy 419
11.2 A Small Open-Country Economy with the MIUF
Approach 421
11.3 A Small Open-Country Economy with the CIA Approach 429
11.4 A Multi-Country Growth Model with the MIUF Approach 438
11.5 A Heterogeneous Households Model with the CIA
Approach 446
11.6 Global Economy with Money, Capital, and Knowledge 467
Appendix 470
A.11 A Monetary Growth Model of a Small Open
Economy with the Ramsey Approach 470
12 Trade Patterns and Dynamics 475
References 483
Index 507

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