The development of international trade theory has created a wide array of different theories,
concepts and results. Nevertheless, trade theory has been split between partial and …

We look at the implications of labor emigration from a small open economy on pre-existing
wage-gap between the skilled and the unskilled. Unskilled emigration may worsen the wage …

The paper develops a three sector general equilibrium structure with diverse trade pattern
and imperfection in the unskilled labour market to analyze the consequences of international …

Based on a general-equilibrium framework, this paper examines the income distributional
effect of firms which commit to environmental corporate social responsibility (ECSR) …

We establish four-sector general equilibrium models to investigate how an inflow of foreign
capital influences the skilled–unskilled wage inequality in the presence of the endogenous …

The present paper develops a two-sector, specific factor general equilibrium framework for
analyzing endogenous skill formation in a dynamic set-up and examining the consequence …

Four-sector general equilibrium models are established to investigate the impacts of
increased governmental investment in education capital on skilled–unskilled wage …

The impacts of privatization on wage inequality and welfare are considered for developing
countries. In the short run, privatization can narrow wage inequality but reduce output of …

We bring in hierarchical education and skill formation within a standard Jonesian specific-
factor model of production and trade for a developing economy. There are three types of …

The implementation of sustainable development goals (SDGs) adopted in 2015 by the
international community in the Agenda 2030 requires a substantial mobilization of financial …