TARIFFS, THE TERMS OF TRADE, AND NATIONAL PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION

[1] ARMINGTON PS, 1969, INT MONET FUND S PAP, V16, P159

[2] BROWN D, 1984, THESIS U MICHIGAN

[3] BROWN DK, 1985, IN PRESS J DEV EC

[4] BROWN DK, 1987, PERSPECTIVES US CANA

[5] BROWN DK, 1987, IN PRESS COMPUTATION

[6] GEOGRAPHICALLY DISCRIMINATORY TRADE ARRANGEMENTS [J]. REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, 1985, 67 (03) : 446 - 455

[7] OPTIMAL TARIFF CALCULATIONS IN ALTERNATIVE TRADE MODELS AND SOME POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR CURRENT WORLD TRADING ARRANGEMENTS [J]. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, 1983, 15 (3-4) : 323 - 348

[8] HARRIS R, 1984, AM ECON REV, V74, P1016

[9] HARRIS R, 1984, TRADE IND POLICY CAN

[10] PETRI PA, 1984, MODELING JAPANESE AM

[1] ARMINGTON PS, 1969, INT MONET FUND S PAP, V16, P159

[2] BROWN D, 1984, THESIS U MICHIGAN

[3] BROWN DK, 1985, IN PRESS J DEV EC

[4] BROWN DK, 1987, PERSPECTIVES US CANA

[5] BROWN DK, 1987, IN PRESS COMPUTATION

[6] GEOGRAPHICALLY DISCRIMINATORY TRADE ARRANGEMENTS [J]. REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, 1985, 67 (03) : 446 - 455

[7] OPTIMAL TARIFF CALCULATIONS IN ALTERNATIVE TRADE MODELS AND SOME POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR CURRENT WORLD TRADING ARRANGEMENTS [J]. JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, 1983, 15 (3-4) : 323 - 348

[8] HARRIS R, 1984, AM ECON REV, V74, P1016

[9] HARRIS R, 1984, TRADE IND POLICY CAN

[10] PETRI PA, 1984, MODELING JAPANESE AM