Empirical Investigations in
International Trade 1994

First Annual Conference on:

Empirical Investigations in International Trade

Purdue University

Program:

Econometric Estimation of Cross-Country Differences in Industry Production Functions
by James Harrigan, Pittsburgh University
Can Barriers to Trade Make a Differential? An Investigation into the Sources of Inter-industry Wage Differences.
by Jon Haveman Purdue University
Geography and the Gains from Trade Policy Reform
by Tom Hertel Purdue University
Global Income Clustering and Trade in Intermediate Goods
by David Hummels University of Michigan
External Economies and Trade: An Empirical Analysis
by Pamela E. Lowry Illinois Weslayen University
Comparing U.S. and U.K. Labor Specialization in Trade
by Keith Maskus, University of Colorado at Boulder
Learning by Doing and Protection of an Infant-Industry
by Eugenio J. Miravete, Northwestern University
Sectoral Growth Across US States: Factor Content, Growth, and Trade
by J. David Richardson and Pamela Smith, Syracuse University and University of Delaware
Trade Barriers and Trade Flows Across Countries and Industries
by Phillip Swagel, Northwestern University
As Assessment of Extending NAFTA to Other Major Trading Countries in South America
by Robert M. Stern, University of Michigan

Jon Haveman (jon@haveman.org)