International Trade & PaymentsJohn S. Chipman

ECON 8402Fall Terms, Second Session, 2006

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A. ARTICLES

Alexander, Sidney S. (1952). “Effects of a Devaluation on a Trade Balance.” International Mone-tary Fund Staff Papers, 2 (April), 263–278. [In Caves & Johnson (C-1968), 359–373.]

Arrow, Kenneth J. (1974). “Stability Independent of Adjustment Speed.” In Horwich & Samuelson(C-1974), 181–202.

Arrow, Kenneth J., Hollis B. Chenery, Bagicha S. Minhas, and Robert M. Solow (1961). “Capital-Labor Substitution and Economic Efficiency.” Review of Economics and Statistics, 43 (Au-gust), 225–250. [In Zellner (C-1968), 364–408.]

Balassa, Bela (1964). “The Purchasing-Power Parity Doctrine: A Reappraisal.” Journal of PoliticalEconomy, 72 (December), 584–596.

Baldwin, Robert E. (1948). “Equilibrium in International Trade: A Diagrammatic Analysis.”Quarterly Journal of Economics, 62 (November), 748–762.

Beckmann, Martin, and James P. Wallace (1967). “Marshallian versus Walrasian Stability.” Kyklos,20 (Fasc. 4), 935–949.

Beckmann, Martin, and Harl E. Ryder (1969). “Simultaneous Price and Quantity Adjustment ina Single Market.” Econometrica, 37 (July), 470–484.

Berman, Eli, John Bound, and Stephen Machin (1998). “Implications of Skill-Based TechnologicalChange: International Evidence.” Quarterly Journal of Economics, 113 (November), 1245–1279.

Bhagwati, Jagdish (1958a). “Immiserizing Growth; A Geometrical Note.” Review of EconomicStudies, 25 (June), 201–205. [In Bhagwati (C-1969a), 325–331; Caves & Johnson (C-1968),300–305.]

(1958b). “International Trade and Economic Expansion.” American Economic Review, 48(December), 941–953. [In Bhagwati (C-1969a), 311–324.]

(1959). “Protection, Real Wages and Real Incomes.” Economic Journal, 69 (December),733–748. [In Bhagwati (C-1969a), 195–213; Deardorff & Stern (C-1994), 95–110.]

(1964). “The Pure Theory of International Trade.” Economic Journal, 74 (March), 1–84.[In American Economic Association (C-1965a); Bhagwati (C-1969a), 3–122.]

Bhagwati, Jagdish, and Donald R. Davis (1999). “Intraindustry Trade: Issues and Theory.” InMelvin, Moore, and Riezman (C-1999), 1–16.

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Bhagwati, Jagdish N. and Vivek H. Dehejia (1994). “Freer Trade and Wages of the Unskilled: IsMarx Striking Again?” In Bhagwati & Kosters (C-1994), 36–75.

Borjas, George J., Richard B. Freeman, and Lawrence F. Katz (1992). “On the Labor MarketEffects of Immigration and Trade.” In Borjas & Freeman (C-1992), 213–244.

Bruno, Michael (1973). “Protection and Tariff Change under General Equilibrium.” Journal ofInternational Economics, 3 (August), 205–225.

Burtless, Gary (1995). “International Trade and the Rise in Earnings Inequality,” Journal ofEconomic Literature, 33 (June), 800–816.

Casas, Francois and E. Kwan Choi (1984). “Trade Imbalance and the Leontief Paradox,” Manch-ester School of Economic and Social Studies, 52 (December), 391–401.

(1985). “The Leontief Paradox: Continued or Resolved?” Journal of Political Economy,93 (June), 610–615.

Chang, W. W., W. J. Ethier, and M. C. Kemp (1980). “The Theorems of International Trade withJoint Production.” Journal of International Economics, 10 (August), 377–394.

Chipman, John S. (1965a). “A Survey of the Theory of International Trade: Part 1, The ClassicalTheory.” Econometrica, 33 (July), 477–519.

(1965b). “A Survey of the Theory of International Trade: Part 2, The Neo-ClassicalTheory.” Econometrica, 33 (October), 685–760.

(1966). “A Survey of the Theory of International Trade: Part 3, The Modern Theory.”Econometrica, 34 (January), 18–76.

(1969). “Factor Price Equalization and the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem.” InternationalEconomic Review, 10 (October), 399–406. [In Deardorff & Stern (C-1994), 133–140.]

(1970). “External Economies of Scale and Competitive Equilibrium.” Quarterly Journalof Economics, 84 (August), 347–385. [In Buchanan & Yoon (C-1994), 121–166.]

(1971). “International Trade with Capital Mobility: A Substitution Theorem.” In Bhag-wati, Jones, Mundell, & Vanek (C-1971), 201–237.

(1972). “The Theory of Exploitative Trade and Investment Policies: A Reformulation andSynthesis.” In DiMarco (C-1972), 209–244.

(1974a). “The Transfer Problem Once Again.” In Horwich & Samuelson (C-1974), 19–78.

(1974b). “Homothetic Preferences and Aggregation.” Journal of Economic Theory, 3(May), 26–38.

(1978a). “Towards the Construction of an Optimal Aggregative Model of InternationalTrade: West Germany, 1963–1975.” Annals of Economic and Social Measurement, 6 (Winter-Spring), 535–554.

‡ (1978b). “A Reconsideration of the Elasticity Approach to Balance-of-Payments Adjust-ment Problems.” In Dreyer (C-1978), 49–85.

(1979a). “The Theory and Application of Trade Utility Functions.” In Green & Scheink-man (C-1979), 277–296.

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(1979b). “Mill’s Superstructure: How Well Does it Stand Up?” History of PoliticalEconomy, 11 (Winter), 477–500.

(1980). “Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Resource Allocation.” In Chipman & Kindleberger(C-1980), 159–209.

‡ , (1981). “A General-Equilibrium Framework for Analyzing the Responses of Imports andExports to External Price Changes: An Aggregation Theorem.” In Gunther Bamberg andOtto Opitz (editors), Methods of Operations Research, Vol. 44 (Konigstein: Verlag AntonHain, Meisenheim GmbH), 43–56.

(1982a). “Capital Movement as a Substitute for Technology Transfer: A Comment.”Journal of International Economics, 12 (February), 107–109.

(1982b). “Trade in Differentiated Products and the Political Economy of Trade Liberal-ization: Comment.” in Bhagwati (C-1982), 218–221.

‡ (1985a). “Product Diversification, Equalization of Factor Rentals, and Consumer Prefer-ences.” In Hellmuth Milde and Hans G. Monissen (editors), Rationale Wirtschaftspolitik inkomplexen Gesellschaften (Stuttgart: Verlag W. Kohlhammer, 1985) 284–295.

(1985c). “Relative Prices, Capital Movements, and Sectoral Technical Change: Theoryand an Empirical Test.” In Jungenfelt & Hague (C-1985), 395–454.

(1987a). “Compensation Principle.” In John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman(editors), The New Palgrave. A Dictionary of Economics, Vol. 1 (New York: The StocktonPress), 524–531.

† (1987b). “International Trade.” In John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman(editors), The New Palgrave. A Dictionary of Economics, Vol. 2 (New York: The StocktonPress), 212–245.

(1989). “The Classical Transfer Problem and the Theory of Foreign Exchanges.” In Feiwel(C-1989), 739–773.

(1990). “Metzler’s Tariff Paradox and the Transfer Problem.” In Asimakopulos, Cairns,& Green (C-1990), 130–142.

(1992a). “Protection and Exchange Rates.” In Giersch (C-1992), 167–199.

‡ (1992b). “Intra-Industry Trade, Factor Proportions, and Aggregation.” In Neuefeind &Riezman (C-1992), 67–92.

‡ (1992c). “Trade Restrictions versus Foreign Aid as a Means of Improving a Country’sWelfare.” In Savoie & Brecher (C-1992), 427–460.

‡ (1993a). “A Theory of Mercantilism.” In Rima (C-1993), 41–76.

‡ (1993b). “Bickerdike’s Theory of Incipient and Optimal Tariffs.” History of PoliticalEconomy, 24 (Fall), 461–492.

‡ (1994). “The Stolper-Samuelson Theorem and the Problem of Aggregation.” In Deardorff& Stern (C-1994), 235–270.

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‡ (1998). “Welfare Effects of Trade-Diverting Customs Unions: A Quantitative Approach.”In Karl-Josef Koch and Klaus Jaeger (eds.), Trade, Growth, and Economic Policy in OpenEconomies: Essays in Honour of Hans-Jurgen Vosgerau (Berlin-Heidelberg-New York: Sprin-ger-Verlag), 65–82.

‡ (1999). “An Application of Integrability and Duality Theory to the Classical TransferProblem in International Trade.” Mathematical Utility Theory: Utility Functioms, Models,and Applications in the Social Sciences, edited by Gerhard Herden, Norbert Knoche, Chris-tian Seidl, and Walter Trockel, Journal of Economics / Zeitschrift fur Nationalokonomie,Supplement 8, (Wien, New York: Springer Verlag), 241–255.

‡ (2001a). “Intra-Industry Trade in a Loglinear Model.” Manuscript.

‡ (2001b), “Trade and Technology as Competing Proposed Causes of Wage inequality.”Manuscript.

‡ (2001c) “International Trade with External Economies of Scale and Graham’s Argumentfor Protection.” Manuscript.

‡ (2006) “Tariffs and Exchange Rates in a Small Open Economy.” Review of DevelopmentEconomics, 10 (November), in press.

‡Chipman, John S. and Tadashi Inoue (2002). “Intertemporal Comparative Advantage.” Manu-script.

Chipman, John S. and James C. Moore (1972). “Social Utility and the Gains from Trade.” Journalof International Economics, 2 (May), 157–172.

Chipman, John S. and Guoqiang Tian (1992). “A General-Equilibrium Intertemporal Model of anOpen Economy” Economic Theory, 2 (No. 2), 215–246.

Corden, W. M. (1956). “Economic Expansion and International Trade: A Geometric Approach.”Oxford Economic Papers, N.S., 8 (June), 223–228.

(1966). “The Structure of a Tariff System and the Effective Protective Rate.” Journal ofPolitical Economy, 74 (June), 221–237. [In Bhagwati (C-1969b), 284–302.]

(1976). “Customs Union Theory and the Non-Uniformity of Tariffs.” Journal of Interna-tional Economics, 6 (February), 99–106.

Davis, Donald R. (1995). “Intra-Industry Trade: A Heckscher-Ohlin-Ricardo Approach.” Journalof International Economics, 39 (November), 201–226.

Deardorff, Alan V. (1980). “The General Validity of the Law of Comparative Advantage.” Journalof Political Economy, 88 (October), 941–955.

(1982). “The General Validity of the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem.” American EconomicReview, 72 (September), 683–694.

Dixit, Avinash (1983). “The Multi-Country Transfer Problem.” Economic Letters, 13, 49-53.

Dixit, Avinash and Joseph E. Stiglitz (1977). “Monopolistic Competition and Optimum ProductDiversity.” American Economic Review, 67 (June), 297–308.

Dixit, Avinash and Alan Woodland (1982). “The Relationship between Factor Endowments andCommodity Trade.” Journal of International Economics, 13 (November), 201–214.

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Dornbusch, Rudiger, “Alternative Price Stabilization Rules and the Effects of Exchange RateChanges.” Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies, 43 (September 1975), 275–292.

, “Real Interest Rates, Home Goods, and Optimal External Borrowing.” Journal of PoliticalEconomy, 91 (February 1983), 141–153.

Dornbusch, Rudiger, Stanley Fischer, and Paul A. Samuelson (1977). “Comparative Advantage,Trade and Payments in a Ricardian Model with a Continuum of Goods.” American EconomicReview, 67 (December), 823–829.

(1900). “Heckscher-Ohlin Trade Theory with a Continuum of Goods.” Quarterly Journalof Economics, 95 (September), 203–224.

Eaton, Jonathan and Arvind Panagariya (1979). “Gains from Trade under Variable Returns toScale, Commodity Taxation, Tariffs and Factor Market Distortions.” Journal of InternationalEconomics, 9 (November), 481–501.

Ethier, Wilfred J. (1971). “General Equilibrium Theory and the Concept of Effective Protection.”In Grubel & Johnson (C-1971), 17–43.

(1973). “Nontraded Goods and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem.” International EconomicReview, 13 (February), 132–147.

(1974). “Some of the Theorems of International Trade with Many Goods and Factors.”Journal of International Economics, 4 (May), 199–206. [In Deardorff & Stern (C-1994), 148–155.]

(1979). “Internationally Decreasing Costs and World Trade.” Journal of InternationalEconomics, 9 (February), 1–24.

(1982a). “National and International Returns to Scale in the Modern Theory of Inter-national Trade.” American Economic Review, 72 (June), 389-405. [In Grossman (C-1992),261–281; Buchanan & Yoon (C-1994), 203–227.]

(1982b). “Decreasing Costs in International Trade and Frank Graham’s Argument forProtection.” Econometrica, 50 (September), 1243–1268.

Ethier, Wilfred and Henrik Horn (1984). “A New Look at Economic Integration.” In Kierzkowski(C-1984), 207–229.

Ethier, Wilfred and Stephen A. Ross (1971). “International Capital Movements and Long-RunDiversification.” Journal of International Economics, 1 (August), 301–314.

Ethier, Wilfred and Lars E. O. Svensson (1986). “The Theorems of International Trade with FactorMobility.” Journal of International Economics, 20 (February), 21–42.

Falvey, Rodney E. (1975). “A Note on the Distinction between Tariffs and Quotas.” Economica,N.S., 42 (August), 319–326.

(1981) “Comparative Advantage in a Multi-Factor World.” International Economic Re-view, 22 (June), 401–413.

Findlay, Ronald and Harry Grubert (1959). “Factor Intensities, Technological Progress, and theTerms of Trade.” Oxford Economic Papers, N.S., 11 (February), 111–121. [In Bhagwati (C-1969b), 327–349.]

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Finger, J.,M. (1975). “Trade Overlap and Intra-Industry Trade.” Economic Inquiry, 13 (Decem-ber), 581–589.

Frenkel, Jacob A. and Assaf Razin (1986). “Fiscal Policies in the World Economy.” Journal ofPolitical Economy, 94 (June), 564–594.

Gale, David and Hukakane Nikaido (1965). “Univalence Theorems for Differentiable Mappings.”Mathematische Annalen, 159, 81–93.

Gorman, W. M. (1958). “Tariffs, Retaliation, and the Elasticity of Demand for Imports.” Reviewof Economic Studies, 25 (June), 133–162.

Graaff, J. de V. (1949). “On Optimum Tariff Structures.” Review of Economic Studies, 17 (No.1), 47–59. [In Arrow & Scitovsky (C-1969), 523–540.]

Graham, Frank D. (1923a). “Some Aspects of Protection Further Considered.” Quarterly Journalof Economics, 37 (February), 199–227.

(1923b). “The Theory of International Values Re-examined.” Quarterly Journal of Eco-nomics, 38 (November), 54–86.

(1925. “Some Fallacies in the Interpretation of Social Costs: A Reply.” Quarterly Journalof Economics, 39 (February), 324–330.

Grossman, Gene M. and Elhanan Helpman (1990). “Comparative Advantage and Long-RunGrowth.” American Economic Review, 80 (September), 796–800. [In Buchanan & Yoon(C-1994), 241–248.]

Haberler, Gottfried (1930). “Die Theorie der komparativen Kosten und ihre Auswertung fur dieBegrundung des Freihandels.” Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 32 (October, II, 349–370. Englishtranslation, “The Theory of Comparative Costs and its Use in the Defense of Free Trade.” InKoo (C-1985), 3–19.

(1948). “Dollar Shortage?” In Harris (C-1948), 426–445.

(1950). “Some Problems in the Pure Theory of International Trade.” Economic Journal,60 (June), 223–240. [In Caves & Johnson (C-1968), 213–229; Koo (C-1985), 37–54.]

(1967). “Import Taxes and Export Subsidies a Substitute for the Alignment of ExchangeRates.” Kyklos, 20 (Fasc. 1), 17–23.

Harberger, Arnold C. (1950). “Currency Depreciation, Income, and the Balance of Trade.” Journalof Political Economy, 58 (February), 47–60. [In Caves & Johnson (C-1968), 341–358.]

Harris, Richard G. (1989). “The New Protectionism Revisited.” Canadian Journal of Economics,22 (November), 751–778.

Heckscher, Eli F. (1919). “Utrikeshandelns verkan pa inkomstfordelningen.” Ekonomisk Tidskrift,21, 497–512. Abridged English translation, “The Effect of Foreign Trade on the Distributionof Income.” In Ellis & Metzler (C-1949), 272–300. Complete and corrected English translationin Flam & Flanders (C-1991), 39–69.

Helpman, Elhanan (1981). “International Trade in the Presence of Product Differentiation, Eco-nomies of Scale, and Monopolistic Competition: A Chamberlin-Heckscher-Ohlin Approach.”Journal of International Economics, 11 (August), 305–340.

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(1984). “Increasing Returns, Imperfect Markets, and Trade Theory.” In Jones & Kenan(C-1984), 325–365.

Herberg, Horst (1969). “On the Curvature of the Transformation Curve in Case of HomogeneousProduction Functions.” Zeitschrift fur die gesamte Staatswissenschaft, 125 (April), 202–210.

Herberg, Horst and Murray C. Kemp (1969). “Some Implications of Variable Returns to Scale.”Canadian Journal of Economics, 2 (August), 403–415.

(1971). “Factor Market Distortions, the Shape of the Locus of Competitive Outputs, andthe Relation between Product Prices and Equilibrium Outputs.” In Bhagwati, Jones, Mundell& Vanek (C-1971), 22–48.

(1975). “Homothetic production Functions and the Shape of the Production PossibilityLocus: Comment.” Journal of Economic Theory, 11 (October), 287–288.

(1991). “Some Implications of Variable Returns to Scale: The Case of Industry-SpecificFactors.” Canadian Journal of Economics, 24 (August), 704–704.

Herberg, Horst, Murray C. Kemp, and Makoto Tawada (1981). “Further Implications of VariableReturns to Scale.” Journal of International Economics, 13 (August), 65–84.

Hicks, J. R. (1951). “Free Trade and Modern Economics.” Transactions of the Manchester Statis-tical Society, Session 1950–51 (Read March 14th), 1–25. [Hicks (C-1959), 40–65.]

(1953). “The Long-Run Dollar Problem.” Oxford Economic Papers, 5 (June), 117–135.[In Hicks (C-1959), 66–84; Caves & Johnson (C-1968), 441–454.]

Inada, Ken-ichi (1967). “A Note on the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem.” Economic Record, 43 (March),88–96.

(1971). “The Production Coefficient Matrix and the Stolper-Samuelson Condition.” Eco-nometrica, 39 (March), 219–239.

Inoue, Tadashi (1981). “A Generalization of the Samuelson Reciprocity Relation, the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem, and the Rybczynski Theorem under Variable Returns to Scale.” Journalof International Economics, 11 (February), 79–98.

(1986). “On the Shape of the World Production Possibility Frontier with Three Goods andTwo Primary Factors with and without Capital Mobility.” International Economic Review,27 (October), 707–726.

Inoue, Tadashi and Leon L. Wegge (1986). “On the Geometry of the Production Possibility Fron-tier.” International Economic Review, 27 (October), 727–737.

Johnson, Harry G. (1951). “Optimum Welfare and Maximum Revenue Tariffs.” Review of Eco-nomic Studies, 19 (No. 1, 1951), 28–35. [In Johnson (C-1958), 56–61.]

(1954). “Optimum Tariffs and Retaliation.” Review of Economic Studies, 21 (No. 2),142–153. [In Johnson (C-1958), 31–55.]

(1957). “Factor Endowments, International Trade and Factor Prices.” Manchester Schoolof Economic and Social Studies, 25 (September), 270–283. [In Johnson (C-1958), 17–30; Caves& Johnson (C-1968), 78–89.]

(1959). “Economic Development and International Trade.” Nationaløkonomisk Tidsskrift,97, 253–272. [In Johnson (C-1962), 75–98; Caves & Johnson (C-1968), 281–299.]

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(1959). “International Trade, Income Distribution, and the Offer Curve.” ManchesterSchool of Economic and Social Studies, 27 (September), 241–260. [In Bhagwati (C-1969b),30–48; Johnson (C-1971), 3–40.]

(1960a). “The Economic Theory of Customs Unions.” Pakistan Economic Journal, 10(March), 14–32. [Johnson (C-1962), 46–62.]

(1960b). “Income Distribution, the Offer Curve, and the Effect of Tariffs.” ManchesterSchool of Economic and Social Studies, 28 (September), 215–242. [In Johnson (C-1971), 3–40.]

(1965). “The Theory of Tariff Structure, with Special Reference to World Trade andDevelopment,” In Johnson & Kenen (C-1965), 9–29. [Johnson (C-1971), 307–330).]

(1974). “Trade-Diverting Customs Unions: A Comment.” Economic Journal, 84 (Septem-ber), 618–621.

(1975). “The Classical Transfer Problem: An Alternative Formulation.” Economica, N.S.,42 (February), 20–31.

Jones, Ronald W. (1956). “Factor Proportions and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem.” Review ofEconomic Studies, 24 (No. 1), 1–10. [In Bhagwati (C-1969b), 77–92; Jones (C-1979), 5–19.]

(1961a). “Stability Conditions in International Trade: A General Equilibrium Analysis.”International Economic Review, 2 (May), 199–209.

(1961b). “Comparative Advantage and the Theory of Tariffs: A Multi-Country, Multi-Commodity Model.” Review of Economic Studies, 28 (June), 161–175. [In Jones (C-1979),33–50.]

(1965). “The Structure of Simple General Equilibrium Models.” Journal of PoliticalEconomy, 73 (December), 557–572. [In Jones (C-1979), 57–78; Deardorff & Stern (C-1994),111–131.]

(1967). “International Capital Movements and the Theory of Tariffs and Trade.” QuarterlyJournal of Economics, 81 (February), 1–38. [In Jones (C-1979, 175–206.]

(1968). “Variable Returns to Scale in General Equilibrium Theory.” International Eco-nomic Review, 9 (October), 261–272.

(1969). “Tariffs and Trade in General Equilibrium: Comment.” American EconomicReview, 59 (June), 418–424.

(1970a). “The Role of Technology in the Theory of International Trade.” In Vernon(C-1970), 73–92. (a) [In Jones (C-1979), 243–259.]

(1970b). “The Transfer Problem Revisited.” Economica, N.S., 37 (May), 178–184. [InJones (C-1979), 131–138.]

(1971). “A Three-Factor Model in Theory, Trade, and History.” In Bhagwati, Jones,Mundell, & Vanek (C-1971), 3–21. [In Jones (C-1979), 85–101.]

(1974). “Trade with Non-Traded Goods: The Anatomy of Interconnected Markets.” Eco-nomica, N.S., 41 (May), 121–138.

(1975a). “Income Distribution and Effective Protection in a Multi-Commodity TradeModel.” Journal of Economic Theory, 11 (August), 1–15.

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(1979b). “Presumption and the Transfer Problem.” Journal of International Economics,5 (August), 163–274. [In Jones (C-1979), 139–154.]

(1985). “A Theorem on Income Distribution in a Small Open Economy.” Journal ofInternational Economics, 18 (February), 171–176.

(1992). “Jointness in Production and Factor-Price Equalization.” Review of InternationalEconomics 1 (November), 10–18.

(1993). “Reflections on the Stolper-Samuelson Theorem.” In Herberg & Long (C-1993),21–36.

Jones, Ronald W. and W. Max Corden (1976). “Devaluation, Non-Flexible Prices, and the TradeBalance for a Small Country.” Canadian Journal of Economics, 7 (February), 150–161.

Jones, Ronald W. and Sugata Marjit (1985). “A Simple Production Model with Stolper-SamuelsonProperties.” International Economic Review, 26 (October), 565–567.

(1991). “The Stolper-Samuelson Theorem, the Leamer Triangle, and the Produced MobileFactor Structure.” In Takayama, Ohyama, & Ohta (C-1991), 95–107.

Jones, Ronald W., Sugata Marjit, and Tapan Mitra (1993). “The Stolper-Samuelson Theorem:Links to Dominant Diagonals.” In Becker, Boldrin, Jones, & Thomson (C-1993), 429–441.

Jones, Ronald W. and Tapan Mitra (1995). “Share Ribs and Income Distribution.” Review ofInternational Economics, 3 (February), 36–52.

Jones, Ronald W. and Roy Ruffin (1975). “Trade Patterns with Capital Mobility.” In MichaelParkin and A. R. Nobay (eds.), Current Economic Problems (Cambridge: Cambridge Univer-sity Press, 1975), 307–329.

Jones, Ronald W. and Roy Ruffin (1977). “Protection and Real Wages: The Neoclassical Ambigu-ity.” Journal of Economic Theory, 14 (April), 337–348.

Jones, Ronald W. and Jose A. Scheinkman (1977). “The Relevance of the Two-Sector ProductionModel in Trade Theory.” Journal of Political Economy, 85 (October), 909–935. [In Deardorff& Stern (C-1994), 157–183.]

Kaldor, Nicholas (1939). “Welfare Propositions in Economics and Interpersonal Comparisons ofUtility.” Economic Journal, 49 (September), 549–552. [In Arrow & Scitovsky (C-1969), 387–389.]

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Kemp, Murray C. (1962). “The Gain from International Trade.” Economic Journal, 72 (Decem-ber), 803–819. [In Kemp (C-1976), 91–109.]

(1963). “Speculation, Profitability, and Price Stability.” Review of Economics and Statis-tics, 45 (May), 185–189.

Kemp, Murray C., Chulsoon Kang, and Yasuo Uekawa (1978). “On the Flatness of the Transfor-mation Surface.” Journal of International Economics, 8 (November), 537–542.

Kemp, Murray C., and Takashi Negishi (1970). “Variable Returns to Scale, Commodity Taxes,Factor Market Distortions and their Implications for Trade Gains.” Swedish Journal of Eco-nomics, 72 (January), 1–11.

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(1971). “Variable Returns to Scale, Commodity Taxes, Factor Market Distortions and theirImplications for Trade Gains: A Clarification.” Swedish Journal of Economics, 73 (June), 257–258.

Kemp, Murray C., and Albert G. Schweinberger (1991). “Variable Returns to Scale, Nonuniquenessof Equilibrium and the Gains from International Trade.” Review of Economic Studies, 58(July), 1–10.

Kemp, Murray C. and Henry Y. Wan, Jr. (1972). “The Gains from Free Trade.” InternationalEconomic Review, 13 (October), 509–522. [In Kemp (C-1976), 143–159.]

(1976a). “An Elementary Proposition Concerning the Formation of Customs Unions.”Journal of International Economics, 6 (February), 95–97. [In Kemp (C-1976), 179–181.]

(1976b). “Relatively Simple Generalizations of the Stolper-Samuelson and Samuelson-Rybczynski Theorems.” In Kemp (C-1976), 49–59.

Kemp, Murray C. and Leon F. Wegge (1969). “On the Relation between Commodity Prices andFactor Rewards.” International Economic Review, 10 (October), 407–413. [In Kemp (C-1976),3–10; Deardorff & Stern (C-1994), 141–147.]

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Keynes, J. M. (1929). “The German Transfer Problem.” Economic Journal, 39 (March), 1–7. [InEllis & Metzler (C-1949), 161–169.] “The Reparation Problem: A Discussion: I. A Rejoinder.”Economic Journal, 39 (June), 179–182. “Mr. Keynes’ Views on the Transfer Problem: III. AReply.” ibid., 39 (September), 404–408.

(1931). Addendum I to the Report of the Committee on Finance and Industry [Macmil-lan Report] (London: Printed and Published by His Majesty’s Stationery Office), 190–210.Reprinted in Donald Moggridge (ed.), The Collected Writings of John Maynard Keynes, Vol.XX (London: Macmillan, and Cambridge: University Press, for the Royal Economic Society,1981), 283–309.

Khang, Chulsoon (1971a). “An Isovalue Locus Involving Intermediate Goods and Its Applicationsto the Pure Theory of International Trade.” Journal of International Economics, 1 (August),315–325.

(1971b). “The Strict Convexity of the Transformation Surface in Case of Linear Homoge-neous Production Functions: A General Case.” Econometrica, 39 (September), 857–859.

(1973). “Factor Substitution in the Theory of Effective Protection: A General EquilibriumAnalysis.” Journal of International Economics, 3 (August), 227–243.

Khang, Chulsoon and Yasuo Uekawa, (1973). “The Production Possibility Set in a Model allowingInterindustry Flows: The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for its Strict Convexity.” Journalof International Economics, 3 (August), 283–295.

Kirman, Alan P. (1973) “Trade-Diverting Customs Unions and Welfare Improvement: A Com-ment.” Economic Journal, 83 (September) 890–894.

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Knight, Frank H. (1924). “Some Fallacies in the Interpretation of Social Cost.” Quarterly Journalof Economics, 38 (August), 582–606.

(1925). “On Decreasing Cost and Comparative Cost.” Quarterly Journal of Economics,39 (February), 331–333.

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Baldwin, Robert E., editor (1988). Trade Policy Issues and Empirical Analysis. Chicago: TheUniversity of Chicago Press.

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Bhagwati, Jagdish (1969a). Trade, Tariffs and Growth. Cambridge, Mass: The M.I.T. Press, 1969.

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Bhagwati, Jagdish, and Marvin H. Kosters, editors (1994) Trade & Wages. Washington: TheAmerican Enterprise Institute.

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Caves, Richard E. and Harry G. Johnson, editors (1968). Readings in International Economics.Homewood, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc.

Chipman, John S. and Charles P. Kindleberger, editors (1980). Flexible Exchange Rates and theBalance of Payments. Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Co.

Corden, W. Max (1985). Protection, Growth and Trade: Essays in International Economics.Oxford: Basil Blackwell.

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DiMarco, Luis Eugenio, editor (1972). International Economics and Development. New York:Academic Press.

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Feenstra, Robert C., editor (1988). Empirical Methods for International Trade. Cambridge, Mass.:The MIT Press.

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Flam, Harry and M. June Flanders, editors (1991). Heckscher-Ohlin Trade Theory. Cambridge,Mass.: The MIT Press.

Giersch, Herbert, editor (1992). Money, Trade, and Competition: Essays in Memory of EgonSohmen. Berlin, Heidelberg, New York: Springer-Verlag.

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Grossman, Gene M., editor (1992). Imperfect Competition and International Trade. Cambridge,Mass.: The MIT Press.

Grubel, Herbert G. and Harry G. Johnson, editors (1971). Effective Tariff Protection. Geneva:General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Graduate Institute of International Studies.

Harris, Seymour E., editor (1948). Foreign Economic Policy for the United States. Cambridge,Mass.: Harvard University Press.

Herberg, Horst and Ngo Van Long, editors (1993). Trade, Welfare, and Economic Policies. AnnArbor: The University of Michigan Press.

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Horwich, George and Paul A. Samuelson, editors (1974). Trade, Stability, and Macroeconomics.New York: Academic Press.

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D. LECTURE NOTES

Chipman, John S. (2002-1.1) “Notes on the Duality between Production and Cost Functions: ADifferentiable Approach.”

(2003-1.2) “Notes on the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem.”

(2002-1.3a) “Notes on trade-demand functions with two produced tradables, one nontrad-able, and three factors.”

(2002-1.3b) “Notes on trade-demand functions with two produced tradables, one nontrad-able, and two factors.”

(2000-1.4a) “Notes on Graham’s Paradox.”

(2003-1.4b) “ Notes on International Trade under External Economies of Scale.”

(2003-2.2) “Notes on the Theory of Tariffs.”

(2001-2.3) “Notes on the Theory of Quotas.”

(2002-2.6) “Notes on the Theory of Tariff Wars.”

(2002-2.7) “Trade and Technology as Competing Proposed Causes of Wage Inequality.”

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