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	Henry Thompson	Free Trade and Foreign Capital: Income Distribution in Simulated Trade Models
	Tran Van Hoa	Modelling the Impact of China's WTO Membership on Investment and Growth: A New Flexible Keynesian Approach
	Theo Eicher and Thomas Osang	Political Support or Contributions: An Empirical Investigation of US Trade Policy
	Hsiao-Lei Chu	The Welfare Effect of Monetary Shocks in an Economy with International Production
	Chad Bown	On the Economic Success of GATT/WTO Dispute Settlement
	Peter Chow and Zhi Wang	What's Next for China and Taiwan after WTO: A Preemptive Assessment of GATS in the Post-WTO Era
	Seiichi Katayama and Kegang You	Is the IPRs Protection Working Effectively in Developing Countries?: Some Empirical Findings from Japanese FDI in China
	Fritz Breuss	WTO Dispute Settlement from an Economic Perspective - More Failure than Success?
	Udo Kreickemeier	Reforms of Quantitative Import Restrictions and Fair Wage Unemployment
	Philippe Kohler	The Role of Contingent Protection in WTO Agreements
	Pascalis Raimodos-Moller and Alan Woodland	A Note on Two Elementary Propositions on Customs Unions
	Ngo Van Long	Non-Drastic Technology Transfer in an international Oligopoly
	Albert Schweinberger and Sajal Lahiri	Official Versus Private Foreign Aid: The Role of Crowding out, Free Riding, and Political Economy
	Kala Krishna, Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay, and Cemile Yavas	Trade with Labor Market Distortions and Heterogeneous Labor: Why Trade Can Hurt
	Kar-yiu Wong and Pei-Cheng Liao	Minimum Quality Standards and International Rivalry in Quality and Price
	Dieter Urban and Alessandro Turrini	For Whom is MAI? A Theoretical Perspective on Multilateral Agreements on Investment
	Henry Wan, Jr. and Jakrapong Uchupalanun	Globalization under WTO Rules and Crisis Prevention: A Ricardo-Vanek Analysis
	Ian Wooton and Joseph Francois	Market Access and Competition in the Service Sector

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