GEP Conference on 'New Directions in International Trade Theory'

Held at the University of Nottingham on 8th and 9th June, 2007.

Co-convenors: Daniel Bernhofen, GEP, University of Nottingham and
Ray Riezman , University of Iowa and GEP.

• Conference programme

Conference papers

• Peter Neary, Oxford University and Dermot Leahy
  ‘Multilateral Subsidy Games’
• Eric Bond, Vanderbilt University
  ‘Paths of Efficient Self-enforcing Trade Agreements’
• James Anderson, Boston College
  ‘Does Trade Foster Contract Enforcement?’
• Udo Kreickemeier and  Rod Falvey, University of Nottingham and GEP
  ‘Tariff Reforms and Rigid Wages’
• John Whalley, University of Western Ontario
  ‘Exploring Policy Options in Joint Intertemporal-Spatial Trade Models Using an Incomplete Market Approach’
• Yunfang Hu, Kobe University
  ‘A Multi-country Dynamic Heckscher-Ohlin Model with Physical and Human Capital Accumulation’
• Ronald Jones, University of Rochester
  ‘International Trade Models and Real World Features’
• Carsten Kowalczyk Tufts University, and Raymond Riezman
  ‘Free Trade: What Are the Terms-of-Trade Effects?’
• Claustre Bajona, Mark Gibson, Timothy Kehoe and Kim Ruhl
  ‘Trade Liberalization, Growth and Productivity’
• Daniel Bernhofen (University of Nottingham and GEP)
  ‘Predicting the Pattern of International Specialization in the Neoclassical Trade Model: A Synthesis’