Titlebook: Causes of Changes in the Structure of International Trade, 1960-85; John Black (Professor of Economic Theory),Alasdair Book 1989 Palgrave

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Trade Unions, Product Quality and the Structure of International Trade,e evidence in the shape of the low unit values, relative to competitors, of many categories of UK exports which suggest relatively low quality or less sophisticated products (Posner and Steer, 1979; Stout, 1979).

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The Growth and Significance of Intra-Industry Trade,exclusively) between industrialised countries, is now intra-industry in nature. The focus of this conference is on causes of changes in the structure of trade during the period 1960-85. There is an obvious rationale therefore for considering the significance of intra-industry specialisation in the c

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Causes of Change in Manufactured Exports,ion of trade patterns. Kierzkowski (1984) provides a helpful bringing together of many of the individual contributions where the major feature is the introduction of a monopolistically competitive rather than a perfectly competitive world. Helpman and Krugman’s (1985) book helps to set out many of t

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Structural Change: Accommodating Imports from Developing Countries,t on the one hand, and export growth on the other. In looking to expanded developing country intra-trade. it seems difficult to share the optimism of some that trade between developing countries provides an alternative to growth in North/South trade.. Furthermore, recent history has further validate

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A Labour-Based Theory of International Trade,example, the product-cycle of Vernon (1966) and the IIT model of Grubel (1970), but these do not aspire to explain international trade patterns in general, merely a part of them. This chapter will not concern itself with these.

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