Titlebook: Imperfect competition in international trade; Winston W. Chang,Seiichi Katayama Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995 Export.Import.co

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Theory and Policy of Trade with Imperfect Competitions are the Ricardian and Heckscher–Ohlin models of trade. In the Ricardian model, trade is due to technological differences between countries. In the Heckscher–Ohlin model, technologies are assumed identical between countries, and trade is due to differences in relative factor endowments. Both models

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Demand Behavior and Import Policyese are provided by a foreign monopolist. They pointed out that the case in which a subsidy instead of an ad valorem trade tax would be optimal requires that the elasticity of import demand decreases as price rises along the demand curve. Further comments in Jones (1987) linked this contribution to

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Intermediate Input Dependency, Technology Catch-Up, and Strategic Trade Policyr, such a vertically integrated firm often exports the intermediate input to other downstream firms abroad, allowing them to enter and compete in the final goods market. To analyze such a vertically related market, Chang and Kim (1989) constructed an export rivalry model in which a vertically integr

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Imperfect Competition, Intra-Industry Trade, and Trade Policyent assumptions and specifications. Notable trade models with imperfect competition include Brander and Spencer (1984, 1985), Cheng (1988), Dixit (1984, 1988), Eaton and Grossman (1986), Krishna (1989), Krishna and Itoh (1988), Krugman (1984), Spencer and Jones (1992), and Venables (1985), among oth