International Workshop "International Economics and Asia"

City University of Hong Kong
July 19-21, 2000
Downloadable Papers

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• Kenzo Abe, Keisaku Higashida, and Jota Ishikawa, "Eco-labelling under International Oligopoly"

• Yin-Wong Cheung, Kon S. Lai, and Michael Bergman, "Parity convergence of real exchange rates: What role does price adjustment play?"

• Y. Stephen Chiu and Kenneth S. Chan, "The Roles of (Non)transparency in a Currency Crisis Model"

• Jiunn-Rong Chiou and Jin-Li Hu, "Environmental Research Joint Venture under the Emission Tax"

• Günter Heiduk and Nicole Pohl, "Asia's International Financial Centers in the Globalized World Economy: An Evolutionary View"

• Chander Kant, "A Portfolio-Balance Analysis of Relationship between Different Types of Private Flows to Developing countries"

• Seiichi Katayama and Satay P. Das, "International Joint Venture and Host-Country Policies"

• Murray Kemp and Koji Shimomura, "THE SONNENSCHEIN-DEBREU-MANTEL PROPOSITION AND THE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE"

• Yum K.Kwan and Edwin L.-C. Lai, "Intellectual Property Rights Protection and Endogenous Economic Growth"

• Jong Won Lee, "Success and Failure of the Korean Economy and Its Prospects"

• Wing-Fai Leung and Kar-yiu Wong, "International Joint Ventures, Moral Hazards, and Technology Spillovers"

• Ngo Van Long and Hassan Benchekroun, "Knowledge Spillovers, Infant Industry, and Import Quota"

• Albert G. Schweinberger, "Foreign Aid, Tariffs and Non-trade Private or Public Goods"

• Clement Wong, Anming Zhang, and Jinhui Wu, "A Matching Model of Liberalisation of Trade in Services"

• Kar-yiu Wong, "Firm Failure and Financial Crisis: The Experience of South Korea"

• Ian Wooton and Jan I. Haaland, "Multinational Firms: Easy Come, Easy Go?"

• Haibin Zhu, "Bank Runs, Welfare and Policy Implications"