Cuong Le Van, Professor, Centre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueVan Pham Hoang, Professor, Baylor UniversityMakoto Tawada, Professor Emeritus, Nagoya University

• Chapter 1.Introduction.- Chapter 2. Efficiency-inducing tax credits for charitable donations when taxpayers have heterogeneous behavioral norms.- Chapter 3. Trade Liberalization and Profit Tax Reform Under Oligopolistic Vertical Trade.- Chapter 4. Properties of the Production Possibility Frontier of Generalized Ricardian Economy with a Pure Public Intermediate Good.- Chapter 5.A note on the internationalization strategies of SMEs.- Chapter 6.The Pollution Haven Hypothesis in a Dual Economy.- Chapter 7.Protecting Brain Drain vs. Excluding Low Quality Workers.- Chapter 8.Allocation and effectiveness of foreign aid: An overview.- Chapter 9.Smarter Teachers, Smarter Students? Some New Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa.- Chapter 10. Social capital, income and subjective well-being in developing countries: Evidence from Vietnam.- Chapter 11.Value Added Exports and the Local Labour Market: Evidence from Vietnamese Small and Medium Manufacturing Firms.- Chapter 12. Why Does Productivity Matter?.- Chapter 13. Productivity Spillovers from Export Destinations to Domestic Firms, a Networks Analysis.- chapter 14. Lessons from East Asian Growth: Innovation Matters.

Cuong Le Van, Professor, Centre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueVan Pham Hoang, Professor, Baylor UniversityMakoto Tawada, Professor Emeritus, Nagoya University

• Chapter 1.Introduction.- Chapter 2. Efficiency-inducing tax credits for charitable donations when taxpayers have heterogeneous behavioral norms.- Chapter 3. Trade Liberalization and Profit Tax Reform Under Oligopolistic Vertical Trade.- Chapter 4. Properties of the Production Possibility Frontier of Generalized Ricardian Economy with a Pure Public Intermediate Good.- Chapter 5.A note on the internationalization strategies of SMEs.- Chapter 6.The Pollution Haven Hypothesis in a Dual Economy.- Chapter 7.Protecting Brain Drain vs. Excluding Low Quality Workers.- Chapter 8.Allocation and effectiveness of foreign aid: An overview.- Chapter 9.Smarter Teachers, Smarter Students? Some New Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa.- Chapter 10. Social capital, income and subjective well-being in developing countries: Evidence from Vietnam.- Chapter 11.Value Added Exports and the Local Labour Market: Evidence from Vietnamese Small and Medium Manufacturing Firms.- Chapter 12. Why Does Productivity Matter?.- Chapter 13. Productivity Spillovers from Export Destinations to Domestic Firms, a Networks Analysis.- chapter 14. Lessons from East Asian Growth: Innovation Matters.

Cuong Le Van, Professor, Centre National de la Recherche ScientifiqueVan Pham Hoang, Professor, Baylor UniversityMakoto Tawada, Professor Emeritus, Nagoya University

• Chapter 1.Introduction.- Chapter 2. Efficiency-inducing tax credits for charitable donations when taxpayers have heterogeneous behavioral norms.- Chapter 3. Trade Liberalization and Profit Tax Reform Under Oligopolistic Vertical Trade.- Chapter 4. Properties of the Production Possibility Frontier of Generalized Ricardian Economy with a Pure Public Intermediate Good.- Chapter 5.A note on the internationalization strategies of SMEs.- Chapter 6.The Pollution Haven Hypothesis in a Dual Economy.- Chapter 7.Protecting Brain Drain vs. Excluding Low Quality Workers.- Chapter 8.Allocation and effectiveness of foreign aid: An overview.- Chapter 9.Smarter Teachers, Smarter Students? Some New Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa.- Chapter 10. Social capital, income and subjective well-being in developing countries: Evidence from Vietnam.- Chapter 11.Value Added Exports and the Local Labour Market: Evidence from Vietnamese Small and Medium Manufacturing Firms.- Chapter 12. Why Does Productivity Matter?.- Chapter 13. Productivity Spillovers from Export Destinations to Domestic Firms, a Networks Analysis.- chapter 14. Lessons from East Asian Growth: Innovation Matters.