International Trade Theories and the Evolving International Economy (Bloomsbury Academic Collections: Economics)

Cover
Contents
List of Tables
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Preface
Part I: Trade and the International Economy
	1 Boundary-transcending technologies, trade development and the micro-structural activities of firms
	2 Borders, national industrial structures and international trade relations
	3 The changing parameters of external trade: the integration and growth of the international economy in historical perspective
Part II: General Theoretical Approaches to the Explanation of Trade Flows
	4 Methodological aspects of conventional explanations of international trade flows
	5 The classical concept of comparative advantage: the cosmopolitan model of national industrial specialisation and international exchange
	6 The neo-classical Heckscher-Ohlin theory
	7 Post-Leontief orthodox trade explanations and models
Part III: The Structural Transformation of the International Trading System and Analyses of Specific Economic Relationships
	8 International \'competitiveness\' and \"revealed\" comparative advantage
	9 Modern industrial trade structures and their new orientations for trade theory
	10 The analysis of dependent trade relationships as an outcome of international exchange
Appendix: The fragmentation of sovereignty: countries of the world by region, year of independence, and size of population
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