International trade : theory and policy. / Paul R Krugman.

World trade: an overview
Labor productivity and comparative advantage: the Ricardian model
Specific factors and income distribution
Resources and trade: the Heckscher-Ohlin model
The standard trade model
External economies of scale and the international location of production
Firms in the global economy: export decisions, outsourcing, and multinational enterprises
The instruments of trade policy
The political economy of trade policy
Trade policy in developing countries
Controversies in trade policy
Mathematical postscipts

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