This book brings together core papers by the editor and some of his
colleagues during the past two decades on the role of trade
openness, especially in farm products, in promoting national and
global economic development. The chapters cover four areas: how
national comparative advantage evolves in the course of economic
growth; how agricultural markets and national and global economic
welfare are affected by distortionary price and trade policies; how
inefficiently non-trade concerns of societies are addressed using
trade-distorting policies; and how the income distributional
effects of trade policies drive the political economy of those
policies.
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