Handbook of International Economics

• The positive theory of international trade (R.W. Jones, J.P. Neary). The normative theory of international trade (W.M. Corden). Higher dimensional issues in trade theory (W.J. Ethier). Growth and development in trade models (R. Findlay). International factor movements (R.J. Ruffin). Capital theory and trade theory (A. Smith). Increasing returns, imperfect markets, and trade theory (E. Helpman). The role of natural resources in trade models (M.C. Kemp, N. Van Long). Uncertainty in trade models (J. Pomery). Testing trade theories and predicting trade flows (A.V. Deardorff). Trade policies in developing countries (O. Krueger). Trade policies in developed countries (R.E. Baldwin).

"This book is a "must"for every international trade economist." --The Economic Record"The editors and the contributors are to be congratulated for producing a handbook which will be genuinely useful to many advanced students, teachers and research workers in trade theory." --The Manchester School"It should be on the shelf of anyone seriously interested in international economics." --Journal of Economic Literature"No one concerned with teaching or research in international trade can afford to be without a copy of this excellent book." --The Economic Journal"This collection will undoubtedly serve as a valuable reference and teaching aid for many years to come." --The Canadian Journal of Economics"In conclusion, the Handbook is an important addition to the literature. Specialists in the area will find a wealth of ideas in its 1239 pages." --The Wall Street Review of Books