1. Introduction. Part 1. Theories of International Trade. 2. The Rybczynski Theorem under Decreasing Returns to Scale. 3. Staples Trade and Economic Development. 4. Natural Resources, ‘vent-for-surplus’ and the Staples Theory. Part 2. Trade and Development. 5. Spain and the Conquest of America: Profits, Religion and Forced Labor in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. 6. The External Sector in the Economic Development of Chile: 1850-1955. 7. Export-Led Growth as a Determinant of Social Development in Costa Rica. 8. Some Experiences from Regional Cooperation between Third World Countries. Part 3. Protectionism. 9. Emergency Considerations in Swedish Agriculture: A Retrospective Look. 10. Emergency Policies for Swedish Agriculture. Part 4. Factor Movements and Structural Adjustment. 11. International Migration, Remittances and Real Incomes: Effects on the Source Country. 12. Brain Drain, Illegal Migration and Capital Exports from Less Developed Economies: A Neoclassical Approach. 13. Microeconomic Aid and Macroeconomic Problems. 14. An Evaluation of Swedish Development Cooperation with Nicaragua. 15. Some Experiences of Structural Adjustment in Africa.
Biography
Mats Lundahl
