Table of Contents:
  • The modern global economy and inherent trade rivalry: introduction
  • Significance of the multiple outcomes that result form economies of scale
  • Regions of equilibria: desirable and undesirable market-based outcomes
  • Multiple outcomes that result from productivity changes
  • Conclusion for part I
  • The economies model, the equilibria, and the number of specialized outcomes
  • Mapping trade outcomes: the shape of the graph, beneficial and harmful epilibira, and the role the market
  • Conflicting national interests in linear trade models
  • Three-country models and other complications
  • Predecessors
  • Empiral evidence: the persistence of specialization in industrialized countries / (by Edward N. Wolff).