The Political Economy of Trade Policy: Empirical Approaches

By Kishore Gawande, P. Krishna. 2005

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Subfields: Development, Economics and Econometrics, Political Science and International Relations

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Foreign Lobbies and US Trade Policy (2004, unknown): “As we have discussed in Gawande and Krishna (2001), a recent survey of empirical analyses in the literature on the political economy of trade policy, the use of extended specifications has the merit of (a type of) comprehensiveness − every observable variable that we conjecture to be relevant to…”
Political Ideology and Endogenous Trade Policy: An Empirical Investigation (2005, unknown): “For an in-depth survey exclusively of the empirical literature in the poltical economy of trade policy, see Gawande and Krishna (2001) .”
Regional Cooperation and Bilateral Trade Flows: An Empirical Measurement of Resistance (2007, background): “Furthermore, large government size (Rodrik, 1998), weak and inefficient institutions in home country (Wilson, Mann, and Otsuki, 2004; Levchenko, 2004), and political influences (Gawande and Krishna, 2001) have been identified to constrain trade flows between countries.”
Do Interest Groups Affect U.S. Immigration Policy? (2008, background): “As a result, if the median voter is unskilled, he will choose a policy that sets a lower bound on the skill level of the immigrants, that is only skilled foreigners 4For an overview of the trade literature, see the surveys by Rodrik (1995), Helpman (1997), and Gawande and Krishna (2003).”
The political economy of international factor mobility (2005, unknown): “6 For an overview of this literature, see the surveys by Rodrik (1995), Helpman (1997), and Gawande and Krishna (2003). Facchini (2004) surveys the literature on political economy models of trade and factor mobility. 7 Among the many interesting papers in this literature, see Mazza and van Winden (1”