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Intra-Industry Trade

This authoritative new collection presents a selection of previously published seminal articles that have led to the development of intra-industry trade theory and empirical research.
Kong Rui, Zhang Wencheng
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TRADE OVERLAP AND INTRA-INDUSTRY TRADE

Economic Inquiry, 1975
Theorizing about and empirically measuring “intraindustry trade” is pointless if “factor proportions” vary more within than among “industries.” Available data show this to be the case.
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Intra-Industry Trade

1999
Intra-industry trade is trade among countries with similar factor endowments and in commodities with similar factor intensities (Davis, 1995, p. 204). According to the HO theory, such trade must be nonexistent.2 Not so in the real world. Trade among countries in the European Union has been developing fast, and intra-industry trade much faster than the ...
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Intra-Industry Trade: The Korean Experience

International Economic Journal, 1992
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the structure and determinants of intra- industry trade (IIT) in Korea. The results conform to what may be expected under the theory of IIT. In particular, it shows that as capital stock increased more rapidly than labor, Korea's IIT shifted towards more capital intensive sectors.
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The Economics of Intra-Industry Trade : A Survey

Recherches économiques de Louvain, 1981
The analysis of intra-industry trade, as it is understood now, was born almost by accident. In his study of the changes in the pattern of intrabloc trade of the Benelux Union, Verdoorn (1960) calculated the bilateral trade ratios of a sample of 121 products at comparable levels of international trade classification, for two different points in time. He
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Theories of Intra-industry Trade

2023
Abstract As observed and documented by Grubel and Lloyd in 1975, trade among similar countries—amongst advanced industrialized nations in particular, or the North-North trade—is much larger in magnitude and in proportion of world trade than trade among dissimilar countries, i.e., between rich and the poor countries or the North-South ...
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Intra-industry trade

2020
W. Charles Sawyer, Richard L. Sprinkle
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Intra-Industry Trade in Assets

2002
The main purpose of papers presented at the Conference on the Frontiers of Research on Intra-Industry Trade is, as the name indicates, the advancement of research, with due credit given to existing publications and knowledge. My chapter considers the rather neglected aspect of intra-industry trade in assets.
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Intra-Industry Trade

2015
Cameron Thies, Timothy M. Peterson
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Patterns of Intra-Industry Trade

2000
From its start, MERCOSUR raised a number of questions about the distribution of the gains and costs of integrating. This was a highly problematic issue on which views diverged considerably. Scholars, for instance, usually approached it in the classic terms of trade creation and trade diversion.
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