Globalisierung - Internationalisierung der Wirtschaft
Eine Serie von Gastprofessuren
LECTURE SERIE BY PROF. RONALD W. JONES (UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER) “GLOBALIZATION AND THE THEORY OF INPUT TRADE”
ORT: KOLLEGIENGEBÄUDE DER UNIVERSITÄT BASEL
Date and Time | Title of Lecture | Location |
5th May 2009 12-14 | The Technology Transfer Paradox | Kollegienhaus 212 |
7th May 2009 8-10 | Hinterland Effects | Kollegienhaus 103 |
8th May | Trade and Wages: A Deeper Investigation | Kollegienhaus 103 |
12th May 2009 12-14 | Produced Mobile Inputs: Middle Products | Kollegienhaus 212 |
14th May 2009 8-10 | Fragmentation and Outsourcing | Kollegienhaus 103 |
15th May 2009 10-12 | Real Wages and Non-Traded Goods; Final Discussion of Lecture Series | Kollegienhaus 103 |
References
Jones, Ronald W. (2000), Globalization and the Theory of Input Trade, Cambridge: MIT Press.
Jones, Ronald. W. (2009), “Real Wages and Non-Traded Goods”, Working Paper, University of Rochester.
Jones, Ronald W. and Henryk Kierzkowoski (2003), “International Trade and Agglomeration: An Alternative Framework”, Journal of Economics (Special Edition on Growth, Trade and Economic Institutions), 1-16.
Jones, Ronald W. and Roy J. Ruffin (2008a), “The Technology Transfer Paradox”, Journal of International Economics, 75, 2, 321-328.
Jones, Ronald W. and Roy J. Ruffin (2008b), “Trade and Wages: A Deeper Investigation”, Review of International Economics, 16, 2, 234-249.
Sanyal, Kalyan K. und Ronald W. Jones (1982), „The Theory of Trade in Middle Products“, American Economic Review, 72, 1, 16-31.
Letzte Änderung: 15.04.2009
