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International Trade Theory And Policy |
W. Max Corden, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne, Australia
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| 1992 |
592 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 85278 732 5 |
£79.00 |
on-line discount
£71.10 |
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‘Max Corden has been the leading light of trade theory and trade policy for the last 20 years. Under his influence the theory has constantly developed, and has addressed the current and latest issues of policy. With Corden theory is closely in touch with policy, and policy is always considered from a strong theoretical perspective. The essays address every aspect of trade theory and trade policy, the determinants of real trade, trade policy and protection, adjustment to shocks and monetary influences. They are the perfect tour of modern international trade ideas, a resource and education in themselves.’
– Christopher Bliss, Nuffield College, Oxford, UK
‘Max Corden is one of a relatively small number of international economists with instant name recognition world-wide. Over a long career he has pioneered a number of key developments. His talent for clear exposition has always guaranteed him a wide audience. This collection brings together 24 of his best known papers, covering trade theory, trade and growth, Dutch Disease, balance of payments and monetary integration. A splendid collection in one volume which will be extensively used and widely cited – a must for the bookshelf.’
– David Greenaway, University of Nottingham, UK
Max Corden has during the course of a long and distinguished career become established as one of the world’s leading authorities on international trade theory. This selection of some of his most important articles and papers – many of which are considered classics – demonstrates his distinctive style, favouring words and diagrams over mathematics and aiming always for clear and simple exposition.
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