Monopoly, Tariffs and Subsidies.
International trade theory usually assumes perfect competition, this being one of the more glaring of its deficiencies. This article is a limited attempt to explore some implications of assuming increasing returns and monopoly in an import-competing industry. The approach is subject to all the usual...
| Published in: | Economica Vol. 34; no. 133; pp. 50 - 59 |
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Wiley-Blackwell
Feb67
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