Regionalism and Globalization: Theory and Practice

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Part I. Gains from Regionalism and Multilateralism 1. Regional regionalism Wilfred J. Ethier 2. Multilateralism vs. regionalism: tariff co-operation and interregional transport costs Eric Bond 3. The 'gains' from preferential trade liberalization in the CGE models: where do they come from? Arvind Panagariya and Rupa Dutta-Gupta 4. The anatomy of multilateral trade policy reform Arja Turunen-Red and Alan Woodland 5. Regionalism and illegal immigration in North America: a theoretical analysis Helena Gaytan-Fregoso and Sajal Lahiri Part II. Regionalism and Globalization for the Developing Countries 6. Regionalism for developing countries: assessing costs and benefits L. Alan Winters 7. Multilateral trade reform, regionalism and the developing countries David Greenaway and Chris Milner 8. Trading with the enemy: a case for liberalizing Pakistan-India trade Ijaz Nabi and Anjum Nasim 9. Foreign Direct investment and globalization V.N. Balasubramanyan and M.A. Salisu Part III. Globalization and the Capital Markets 10. Financial liberalization and the globalization of financial services: two lessons from the East Asian experience Philip Arestis, Panicos Demetriades and Bassam Fattouh Part IV. Globalization via Unilateral Actions 11. Unilateral liberalisation in an multilateral world Martin Richardson Part V. Regionalism: Monetary, Fiscal, and Industrial Policy Co-ordination 12. Regional integration and the development of tax systems in the European Union Andreas Haufler 13. Regional approaches to cross-border competition policies P.J. Lloyd and Kerrin Vautier 14. Multiple steady states with unemployment and the exchange rate co-ordination Yoshiyasu Ono

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