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International economics: theory, application, and policy

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Beteiligte Personen:	Marrewijk, Charles van 1959- (VerfasserIn), Ottens, Daniël (VerfasserIn), Schueller, Stephan 1977- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford Oxford Univ. Press 2012
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagwörter:	Weltwirtschaft International economic relations. International trade. International finance. Lehrbuch
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adam_text	Contents List of Figures xx. List of Tables xxx List of Boxes xxxi,. List of Technical Notes xxxvi Preface xxxviii Acknowledgements xliii PART і Introduction 1 The World Economy 3 2 Global Economic Crisis 24 PA RT 11 International Trade PARTILA Comparative Advantage 3 Classical Trade: Technology 4 Production Structure 5 Factor Prices 6 Production Volume 7 Factor Abundance 8 Trade Policy PART n B Competitive Advantage 9 Imperfect Competition 10 Intra-lndustry Trade 11 Strategic Trade Policy 12 International Trade Organizations 13 Economic Integration Vili CONTENTS PART 11. С Trade Interactions 14 Geographical Economics 294 15 Multinationals 322 16 Trade and Growth 346 17 Heterogeneous Firms 378 PART III International Money PART III.A Money Basics 18 Balance of Payments 408 19 Money Market 426 20 Foreign Exchange Markets 443 21 Purchasing Power Parity 460 22 Interest Rate Parity 479 PART lll.B Exchange Rates 23 Exchange Rate Regimes 500 24 The Monetary Approach 523 25 Short-Run Economic Policy 538 26 Expectations and Sticky Prices 557 27 New Macroeconomics 579 PART 111 C Policy and Credibility 28 Credibility 596 29 Targetzones 615 30 Financial Crises 634 31 Optimal Currency Areas 651 CONTENTS ІХ PART IV Conclusion 32 Concluding Remarks 675 References 686 Index 699 Detailed Contents List of Figures xxi List of Tables xxx List of Boxes xxxiii List of Technical Notes xxxvi Preface xxxviii Acknowledgements xliii PART I Introduction 1 1 The World Economy 3 1.1 Introduction 3 1.2 Land area and population 4 1.3 Income 7 1.4 Income per capita 11 1.5 International trade 12 1.6 Globalization 15 1.7 Trade connections in the world economy 20 1.8 Conclusions 21 Questions 21 Endnotes 23 2 Global Economic Crisis 24 2.1 Introduction 24 2.2 Collapsing trade flows 25 2.3 Seeds for the crisis: bubbles, innovation, and imbalance 31 2.4 From financial problems in the US to global output collapse 33 2.5 Government response, early victory, and new problems 36 2.6 European imbalances 39 2.7 Conclusions 45 Technical Note 46 Questions 46 Endnotes 48 DETAILED CONTENTS ХІ PARTU International Trade 49 PART ila Comparative Advantage 51 3 Classical Trade: Technology 52 3.1 Historical introduction 52 3.2 Smith s argument for free trade 54 3.3 Ricardo s contribution 55 3.4 Technology as a basis for comparative advantage 56 3.5 Production possibility frontier and autarky 58 3.6 Terms of trade and gains from trade 61 3.7 Application: Kenya and the ED 63 3.8 More countries and world PPF 65 3.9 Measuring trade advantages: the Balassa index 66 3.10 Services 70 3.11 Conclusions 72 Questions 72 End notes 74 4 Production Structure 75 4.1 Introduction 75 4.2 Neoclassical economics 76 4.3 General struaure of the neoclassical model 77 4.4 Production functions 78 4.5 Cost minimization 81 4.6 Impact of wage rate and rental rate 85 4.7 Constant returns to scale 86 4.8 Conclusions 90 Technical Notes 91 Questions 93 Endnotes 94 5 Factor Prices 96 5.1 Introduction 96 5.2 Factor price equalization 97 5.3 The Lerner diagram 98 5.4 From factor prices to final goods prices 101 5.5 From final goods prices to factor prices 101 5.6 Stolper-Samuelson 103 5.7 Graphical analysis 104 5.8 The magnification effect 105 XII DETAILED CONTENTS 5.9 Application: globalization, low wages, and unemployment 108 5.10 Conclusions 111 Technical Notes 111 Questions 113 Endnotes 114 115 115 115 117 118 119 124 127 127 128 131 132 132 134 134 137 141 142 145 149 150 151 152 153 155 155 156 158 162 166 167 170 173 174 Production Volume 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Rybczynski 6.3 The Edgeworth Box 6.4 The contract curve 6.5 The distribution of labour and capital 6.6 Application: Russian immigrants in Israel 6.7 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions Endnotes Factor Abundance 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Heckscher-Ohlin 7.3 Demand 7.4 The production possibility frontier 7.5 Structure of the equilibrium 7.6 Autarky equilibrium 7.7 International trade equilibrium 7.8 The case of the missing trade 7.9 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions End notes Trade Policy 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Tariffs, quotas, and other trade restrictions 8.3 Tariffs and partial equilibrium 8.4 Tariffs and general equilibrium 8.5 General equilibrium with offer curves 8.6 The optimal tariff? 8.7 Optimal tariffs and retaliation 8.8 Tariffs in the USA 8.9 Conclusions DETAILED CONTENTS XIII Technical Note Questions Endnotes 174 175 176 PA RT 11 . в Competitive Advantage 177 9 Imperfect Competition 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Monopoly 9.3 Monopoly in general equilibrium: autarky 9.4 Oligopoly 9.5 The pro-competitive effea of international trade 9.6 Reciprocal dumping 9.7 Application: the Twaron takeover 9.8 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions End notes 10 Intra-lndustry Trade 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Measuring intra-industry trade 10.3 Dixit-Stiglitz demand 10.4 Demand effects; income, price elasticity, and the price index 10.5 Increasing returns to scale 10.6 Optimal pricing and zero profits 10.7 Explaining intra-industry trade 10.8 An alternative interpretation: intermediate goods 10.9 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions Endnotes 11 Strategic Trade Policy 11.1 Introduction 11.2 Market power and tariffs 11.3 The non-equivalence of tariffs and quotas 11.4 Strategic trade policy 11.5 The nature of competition 11.6 Evaluation of strategic trade policy 178 178 180 182 183 186 188 191 191 194 196 198 199 199 202 206 207 210 212 213 217 219 219 221 222 224 224 225 227 228 230 232 XIV DETAILED CONTENTS 11.7 Application: the aircraft industry 233 11.8 Conclusions 235 Technical Notes 236 Questions 237 End notes 240 12 International Trade Organizations 241 12.1 Introduction 241 12.2 The World Trade Organization (WTO/GATT) 243 12.3 The United Nations (UN) and UNCTAD 250 12.4 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) 253 12.5 Case study: economic transition in Central and Eastern Europe 256 12.6 Conclusions 259 Technical Notes 260 Questions 265 Endnotes 266 13 Economic Integration 267 13.1 Introduction 267 13.2 Types of regional economic integration 268 13.3 Neoclassical theory of economic integration 269 13.4 Regional trade agreements 273 13.5 Regionalism and the new trade theory 277 13.6 Europe and the European Union (EU) 280 13.7 Recent enlargement of the European Union (EU) 283 13.8 Conclusions 289 Technical Note 289 Questions 290 Endnotes 292 PART II C Trade Interactions 293 14 Geographical Economics 294 14.1 Introduction 294 14.2 Zipf s Law and the gravity equation 295 14.3 The structure of the model 298 14.4 Multiple locations and equilibrium 301 14.5 Computer simulations: getting started 307 14.6 Alternative models: human capital and intermediate goods ЗП 14.7 Application: predicting the location of European cities зіз DETAILED CONTENTS XV 14.8 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions End notes 15 Multinationals 15.1 Introduction 15.2 The size and structure of multinationals 15.3 Foreign direct investment (FDI) 15.4 Explaining multinationals 15.5 Multinationals in general equilibrium 15.6 Characterization of equilibrium 15.7 Case study: hard-disk drives 15.8 Conclusions Questions Endnotes 16 Trade and Growth 16.1 Introduction 16.2 Modelling new goods 16.3 Kaldor s stylized facts of economic growth 16.4 The neoclassical model and the Solow residual 16.5 Empirical pictures 16.6 Endogenous growth 16.7 An experiment in geographical economics 16.8 Measuring what is not there: the Dupuit triangle 16.9 More on the dynamic costs of trade restrictions 16.10 China, a case study 16.11 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions Endnotes 17 Heterogeneous Firms 17.1 Introduction 17.2 Empirics of trade and firm heterogeneity 17.3 Heterogeneous firms in a closed economy 17.4 Firm heterogeneity, trade, and productivity 17.5 Heterogeneity and mode of entry 17.6 Conclusions Technical Notes Questions Endnotes 317 317 319 320 322 322 324 327 331 333 337 341 342 343 344 346 346 348 351 353 355 358 362 366 368 370 373 374 375 377 378 378 379 384 393 398 400 401 403 404 XVI DETAILED CONTENTS PARTMI International Money 405 PART IHA Money Basics 407 18 Balance of Payments 408 18.1 Introduction 408 18.2 National income accounting 408 18.3 The balance of payments 411 18.4 Capital flows 413 18.5 Nations and firms: a classic mistake 414 18.6 The benefits of international capital flows 419 18.7 Conclusions 422 Questions 423 Endnotes 425 19 Money Market 426 19.1 Introduction 426 19.2 The functions of money 426 19.3 Different types of money 428 19.4 The money market 430 19.5 The demand for money 431 19.6 The money supply process 433 19.7 Monetary equilibrium 438 19.8 Conclusions 440 Questions 440 Endnotes 442 20 Foreign Exchange Markets 443 20.1 Introduction 443 20.2 Spot exchange rates 444 20.3 Players and markets 448 20.4 Forward looking markets 449 20.5 Effective exchange rates 451 20.6 Trading volume 454 20.7 Conclusions 455 Technical Note 456 Questions 457 Endnotes 459 21 Purchasing Power Parity 460 21.1 Introduction 460 DETAILED CONTENTS XV« 21.2 The Law of One Price and purchasing power parity 461 21.3 Prices and exchange rates 463 21.4 Real effective exchange rates 467 21.5 Causes of deviations from PPP 471 21.6 Testing for PPP 473 21.7 Structural deviations: PPP corrections 474 21.8 Conclusions 477 Questions 477 Endnotes 478 22 Interest Rate Parity 479 22.1 Introduction 479 22.2 Interest rates 480 22.3 Covered interest parity 483 22.4 The empirics of covered interest parity 484 22.5 Uncovered interest parity 488 22.6 Risk premium and transaction costs 490 22.7 The empirics of uncovered interest parity 491 22.8 Conclusions 494 Technical Note 495 Questions 496 Endnotes 497 PART ill В Exchange Rates 499 23 Exchange Rate Regimes 500 23.1 Introduction 500 23.2 Exchange rate regimes 501 23.3 Exchange rate regimes and the policy trilemma 504 23.4 Gold standard (±1870-1914) 506 23.5 Worldwarsandrecession(1914-1945) 507 23.6 Bretton Woods (1945-1971) 509 23.7 Floating rates (1971 -present) 509 23.8 International Monetary Fund (IMF) 513 23.9 World Bank 516 23.10 Bank for International Settlement (BIS) 519 23.11 Conclusions 519 Technical Note 520 Questions 520 XViii DETAILED CONTENTS Endnotes 522 24 The Monetary Approach 523 24.1 Introduction 523 24.2 Money, price flexibility, and the modelling of exchange rates 523 24.3 The monetary model and the price specie flow mechanism 525 24.4 Flexible price monetary approach (floating exchange rates) 530 24.5 Money, income, and exchange rates 532 24.6 Conclusions 535 Technical Notes 535 Questions 536 Endnotes 537 25 Short-Run Economic Policy 538 25.1 Introduction 538 25.2 Fixed exchange rates (small country, perfect capital mobility) 540 25.3 Fixed exchange rates and large countries (perfect capital mobility) 542 25.4 Imperfect substitutability (small country, fixed exchange rates) 544 25.5 Flexible exchange rates (small country, perfect capital mobility) 546 25.6 Flexible exchange rates, large countries, and imperfect substitutability 549 25.7 Conclusions 553 Technical Notes 554 Questions 555 Endnotes 556 26 Expectations and Sticky Prices 557 26.1 Introduction 557 26.2 Rational expectations and financial equilibrium 558 26.3 Price stickiness and the phase diagram 560 26.4 Equilibrium dynamics 562 26.5 Exchange rate overshooting 565 26.6 Expectations formation 567 26.7 Fundamentals and bubbles 569 26.8 Empirical evidence 572 26.9 Conclusions 574 Technical Notes 574 Questions 576 Endnotes 578 DETAILED CONTENTS ХІХ 27 New Macroeconomics 579 27.1 Introduction 579 27.2 Exchange rates, terms-of-trade, and competition 580 27.3 Model structure and demand 582 27.4 Wage-setting and prices 586 27.5 Equilibrium 588 27.6 Monetary policy rules and exchange rate regimes 589 27.7 Conclusions 59I Technical Note 591 Questions 592 Endnotes 593 PART НІС Policy and Credibility 595 28 Credibility 596 28.1 Introduction 596 28.2 Objectives: welfare and the loss function 597 28.3 From instruments to targets 599 28.4 From targets to objectives: expectations and the Phillips curve 601 28.5 The Barro-Gordon model 605 28.6 The Taylor rule 608 28.7 Conclusions 609 Technical Notes 610 Questions 6 Π Endnotes 614 29 Targetzones 615 29.1 Introduction 615 29.2 Exchange rate regimes 616 29.3 Fixed exchange rates 617 29.4 Credibility of fixed exchange rate regimes I: preferences 619 29.5 Credibility of fixed exchange rate regimes II: shocks 622 29.6 The basic target zone model 624 29.7 Target zones and empirical tests 628 29.8 Conclusions 630 Technical Notes 630 Questions 631 Endnotes 633 30 Financial Crises 634 30.1 Introduction 634 XX DETAILED CONTENTS 30.2 What ¡s a currency crisis? 635 30.3 Characteristics of currency crises 637 30.4 First generation models 639 30.5 Second generation models 640 30.6 Frequency and measurement 643 30.7 The costs of financial crises and sequencing 645 30.8 Synthesis: third generation model 646 30.9 Conclusions 648 Questions 648 Endnotes 650 31 Optimal Currency Areas 651 31Л Introduction 651 31.2 Optimal currency areas 652 31.3 Benefits of a common currency 655 31.4 The Maastricht Treaty 659 31.5 The Eurosystem 662 31.6 Monetary policy 664 31.7 Euro area problems during the Global Economic Crisis 667 31.8 Conclusions 669 Technical Notes 669 Questions 670 PART IV CONCLUSION 673 675 675 675 677 678 679 679 681 682 683 684 686 699 32 Concluding Remarks 32.1 Introduction 32.2 International trade 32.3 Gains from trade 32.4 Trade policy 32.5 Applications 32.6 International money 32.7 Exchange rates 32.8 Policy framework 32.9 Economic policy 32.10 Conclusion References lnde>
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