International Trade and Domestic Regulation

Sustainable Development, Environmental Regulation, and International Trade

International trade regulation and job creation

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Environmental Regulation, International Trade, and Transboundary Pollution

It has often been argued that opening up the economy to increased international trade can transform a less developed economy into a developed economy. There is growing concern, however, about the environmental consequences of increased international trade. Typically, different countries have different environmental regulations and it is argued that the developed countries have more stringent en...

International Trade with Domestic Regulation under Asymmetric Information: A Simple General Equilibrium Approach∗

This paper investigates the consequences of designing domestic incentive regulation under asymmetric information in the general equilibrium context of an open economy. We discuss the implications of such incentive regulation for international specialization and the conditions for trade openness to be still welfare-improving. More specifically, we append to an otherwise standard 2× 2 Heckscher-O...

Food Fights and Free Trade: International institutions and domestic politics in agriculture trade negotiations

Note: This paper is preliminary work for my dissertation. In this paper I set out the framework of my argument giving hypotheses and describing independent variables and expectations for evidence which would confirm or deny my theory. I give a brief discussion of some results from one part of the quantitative section for US-Japan negotiations. In the coming months I will be adding further data ...