Political economy and international economics /
Jagdish Bhagwati
- Massachusetts : The MIT Press Cambridge, 1991
- xvi, 576 p.
Commercial policy : Old and new, 1. -- Is free trade pass, after all?, 3. -- U. S. trade policy at crossroads, 35. -- The return of the reciprocitarians : U.S. trade policy today, 84. -- Export - promoting protection : endogenous monopoly and price disparity, 110. -- The pass througt puzzle : The missing prince from Hamlet, 116. -- Dup activities and political economy, 129. -- Directly undproductive profit seeking (DUP) activities, 129. -- DUP activities and economic theory with Richard A. Brecher and T. N. Srinivasan, 135. -- The theory of political economy economic policy, and foreing investment, 153. -- VERs, quid pro quo DFI, and VIEs : Political economy theoretic analyse, 168. -- Voluntary export restrictions versus import restrictions : a Welfare theoretic comparison, 184. -- Religion as DUP activity with T. N. Srinivasan, 199. -- Immiserizing growth, 209. -- The paradoxes of immiserizing growth and donor enriching recipient immiserizing transferers : A tale of two literatures with Richard A. Brecher, 214. -- International trade in services and its relevance for economic development, 235. -- Economic perspective on trade in professional services, 270. -- Trade in services and the multilateral trade negotiations, 282. -- Investing abroad, 309. -- Incentives and disincentives : International migration, 340. -- Global interdependence and international migration, 367. -- International migrational and income taxation, 403. -- The west german gastarbeiter system of inmigration with Klaus Wener Schatz and Kar Yiu Wong, 425. -- Structural adjustment and international factor mobility, 445. -- Dependence and interdependence : Developing countries in the world economy, 469. -- Export - promoting trade strategy : Issues and evidence, 491. -- Poverty and public policy, 527
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