Titlebook: Developments of International Trade Theory; Takashi Negishi Book 2014Latest edition Springer Japan KK 2014 Historical Development.Internat

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Handbook of Parallel Constraint Reasoningher recent, however, that the role of increasing returns has begun to be discussed seriously in the modern theory of international trade. Since the assumption of perfect competition, which has been widely made, is not consistent with the so-called internal economies, Marshallian external economies h

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Mercantilismered as representative examples of the former. The latter is, of course, related to what is now called mercantilism. Since it deeply concerned with problems of international trade, our explanation of the development of the theory of international trade is also to start with the consideration of mercantilism.

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