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by Jaime de
Melo
Université de Genève |
Regional Integration Agreements (RIAs): Introduction and
Overview
1. De Melo, “Regionalism and
Developing Countries: A Primer”
2. World Bank, “Regional Integration
Agreements”
3. De Melo and Panagariya
“Introduction”
5. Schiff and Winters “Regional
Integration Agreements: An Overview”
6.
Irwin, “Multilateral and Bilateral
Trade Policies in the World Trading System: An Historical Perspective"
The Economics of Preferential
Trading Arrangements: I
1. World Bank “Economic Benefits and Costs”
2. Schiff and Winters, “How Trade
Blocs Increase Competition and Welfare”
3. De Melo, Panagariya and Rodrik,
“The New Regionalism: A Country Perspective”
4. C. Carrère, “Revisiting the
Effects of RTAs on Trade with Proper Specification of the Gravity
Equation”
The Economics of Preferential
Trading Arrangements: II
1. Schiff and Winters, “Stimulating
Investment”
2. Schiff and Winters, “Growth and
Location”
3. Fink and Mattoo, “Regional
Agreements and Trade in Services: Policy Issues”
The Political Economy of
Regionalism and Implementation Issues
1. World Bank “Politics and Policymaking”
2. Schiff and Winters, “Regional
Integration as Politics”
3. Olarreaga, Soloaga and Winters,
“What’s
Behind Mercosur’s Common External Tariff?”
4. Estevadeordal and Suominen,
“Rules of Origin: A World Map and Trade Effects”
Regionalism and the Multilateral
Trading System
1. Finger “GATT’s Influence on
Regional Arrangements”
2.
World Bank “Trade Blocs and the World Trading System”
3. Bhagwati “Regionalism and Multilateralism:
An Overview”
4. Krugman “Regionalism vs. Multilateralism: Analytical Notes”
5. Schiff and Winters, “Trade Blocs and the Rest of the World”
6. Winters, “Regionalism vs. Multilateralism”
Summing
It All Up
1. World Bank, “Conclusion: Tell Me the Truth
About Trade Blocs”
2.
World Bank, “Policy Choices”
