Title: ECW3121 International Trade and Finance Lecture 5
1ECW3121International Trade and FinanceLecture 5
2Heckscher-Ohlin
Stolper-Samuelson
Factor Price Equalisation
Comparative Advantage
Trade Theory Study Guide 1
Rybzcynski
Absolute Advantage
Immiserising Growth
Mercantilism
International Trade and Finance
Balance Of Payments
Foreign Exchange Markets
Non Tariff Barriers
Interest Arbitrage
TradeBlocs
Tariffs
Finance Study Guide 3
Trade Policy Study Guide 2
International Resource Movements
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
Exchange rate theorems
3Reading
Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
4Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
- Partial Equilibrium Analysis - trade with one
commodity - General Equilibrium Analysis - trade with all
(two) commodities
5Partial Equilibrium Analysis
Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
- The study of individual decision making units
(such as a firm, a nation or an industry) in
isolation (i.e. abstracting from the variety of
interconnections). - Consider one commodity markets - both domestic
and two nation ones.
- Use Figure 4.1
- Only looking at one commodity
- Simple demand and supply
- Prices are relative Px/Py
- Assumes that each nation is large enough to
influence the world price.
6Equilibrium trade
Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
Partial Equilibrium Analysis
International Market
Nation 1
Nation 2
Px Py
Px Py
Px Py
Sx
Sx
Imports Exports
Sm
Exports
Imports
Dm
Dx
Dx
0
0
0
Qx
Qm
Qx
7Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
- The study of the interdependence that exists
among all markets in the economy. - Consider interdependence between two commodities
and two nation markets.
- Use Figure 4.3, 4.4 and 4.5
- Offer Curves - Reciprocal Demand Curves.
- Summary of Trading Activities in each nation
- Show clearly the terms and volume of trade.
- Includes Two Products, Two Nations and the
resulting terms of trade.
8Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
Offer Curve - Reciprocal Demand Curve
- Introduced by Marshall and Edgewoth.
- Shows, how much of its import commodity the
nation demands for it to be willing to supply
various amounts of its export commodity - or nations willingness to import and export at
various relative commodity prices. - Incorporates elements of both demand for import
and supply of export.
9Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
Offer Curve - Nation 1
Offer curve - shows the willingness of the
nation to import and export at various relative
commodity prices
Y
PAPx/Py
Y
Offer Curve Nation One
PE1
E
80
H
65
60
60
A
PA1/4
PH1/2
45
F
20
20
PH1/2
B
PA1/4
0
0
50
55
70
95
130
40
60
X
X
PA1
10Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
Offer Curve - Nation 2
Production - Nation 2
Trade - Nation 2
Y
Y
PAPy/Px
PH 2
PH 2
F
85
H
40
45
0
0
85
65
20
X
X
11Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
Offer Curve - Nation 2
Production - Nation 2
Trade - Nation 2
Y
PA 4
Y
PAPy/Px
PA 1
PH 2
PH 2
PE 4
120
PE 1
B
F
85
60
E
60
H
40
45
40
A
0
0
85
40
80
65
100
20
X
X
60
12Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
Offer Curve - Equilibrium
Equilibrium - corresponds to the point of
intersection of both offer curves.
13Trade Theory
Tools of the Trade Policy Analysis
General Equilibrium Analysis
Cause-effect links
Gains from Trade
Terms of Trade (Px/Py)tt
Productive Specialisation
Comparative Advantage
Output Prices (Px/Py)A
Output Prices (Px/Py)B
Heckscher-Ohlin
Stolper Samuelson
Stolper Samuelson
Incomes
Factor Prices (w/r)A
Incomes
Factor Prices (w/r)B
Factor Price Equalisation
Supply of Factors
Demand for Outputs
Demand for Factors
Supply of Factors
Demand for Outputs
Demand for Factors
Technology
Tastes UA (X,Y)
Endowment LA, KA
Technology
Tastes UB (X,Y)
Endowment LB, KB