The paper provides a text for the Hechscher-Ohlin theory by simultaneously introducing
trade flows, factor intensities, and factor endowments in the framework of a multi-country and …

The study explores the influence of domestic competition on international trade
performance, using data from a broad sample of Japanese industries. Domestic rivalry is …

This review of the empirical literature in international micro economics observes that data
have had a disappointingly small effect on the intellectual lives of international economists …

This paper examines the changing comparative advantage of Japan and the United States
in manufactured goods. The structure of comparative advantage across 167 manufactured …

Empirical analysis of international trade models is a crude art. In part, this situation is due to
the difficulty of articulating fully general trade theories that are amenable to rigorous testing …

We examine how the strategic aspect of Japanese research and development expenditures
and industrial policies affected US-Japanese bilateral trade during the late 1970s, and …

In a recent article, Helpman (1984) develops readily testable bilateral restrictions in a model
of international trade which preserves the spirit of Heckscher-Ohlin trade theory. Important in …

China enjoyed unprecedented economic growth in the 1980s and 1990s. Associated with
this growth was the rapid expansion of exports from the Chinese regions. This study aims to …

The article analyzes the determinants of net exports in Great Britain in 1984 with emphasis
on the role of human capital. The analysis is based upon the factor content version of the …

IN the context of the neo-factor proportions model of international trade, efforts to account for
the sectoral pattern of trade of the US and various other economies generally attach …