Is trade good for development? The elusive question
AUTOR(ES)
Schor, Adriana
FONTE
Bras. Political Sci. Rev.
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
10/05/2016
RESUMO
This review presents the research paths taken in recent decades in the attempt to identify the causal relationship between international trade and development. It argues that this is a highly empirical issue which the traditional, multi-country studies have not been successful in unraveling. The academic literature found fertile ground in which to question the channels by which trade may affect development and give rise to research with more specific themes. The result is an enormous and diverse range of studies. Some of these lines of research, referencing important texts in the literature, are presented herein.
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