… in the United States are surrounded by a … are high by international standards, a fact which
creates unique consumption patterns. This means that entrepreneurs in the United States are …

… The outcome of therelations between China and the United States will be … the United States,
the heretofore dominantpower. If these are assuaged or moderated through reciprocal trade …

… issues has called forth many volumes prescribing the best trade policy for the United States.
While this book does not dodge the question, its primary focus is on the people, politics, and …

… investment data mask some of these relationships, the effects of exchange rates on investment
are … between traded and nontraded goods, and if demand for a traded good rises due to …

… twocountry world when factor prices are not equalized, it need … are equalized and there are
more products than factors.4 Since factor prices are not in fact equalized under actual trading …

… about its trade deficit with Japan, we find Japan to be much more open to the United States,
… Moreover, we are interested in factors other than distance through which membership in a …

… We find that the United States lost its top role since 2005, and all countries in this table are
EU member states, except the United States, Switzerland and Japan, which only appeared in …

… How does foreign direct investment affect the trade between … are based on the premise that
foreign production and trade are substitutes, most empirical studies of foreign investment and …

… Third, China's trade and foreign direct investments are geographically concentrated. In
2003, Guangdong's imports accounted for 31.7% of China's total imports, while Gunagdong's …

… The data on direct investment are disaggregated by country and industry. … look at United
States trade in section 3.3, I will describe in some detail trends in world manufacturing trade, …