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This Volume Brings Together Articles On Three Primary Elements Of Globalization: Multilateralism, Regionalism And Unilateralism. Expert Contributors Investigate The Substantive Issues Of Commodity And Factor Trade, Capital Movements And Monetary And Fiscal Policies, From Both Theoretical And Empirical Perspectives. Book Cover; Title; Contents; List Of Figures; List Of Tables; List Of Contributors; Acknowledgement; Preface; Gains From Regionalism And Multilateralism; Regional Regionalism; Multilateralism Versus Regionalism: Tariff Cooperation And Inter-regional Transport Costs; The 'gains' From Preferential Trade Liberalization In The Cge Models: Where Do They Come From?; The Anatomy Of Multilateral Trade Policy Reform; Regionalism And Illegal Immigration In North America: A Theoretical Analysis; Regionalism And Globalization For The Developing Countries Regionalism For Developing Countries: Assessing The Costs And Benefitsmultilateral Trade Reform, Regionalism And Developing Countries; Trading With The Enemy: A Case For Liberalizing Pakistan India Trade; Foreign Direct Investment And Globalization; Globalization And Capital Markets; Financial Liberalization And The Globalization Of Financial Services: Two Lessons From The East Asian Experience; Globalization Via Unilateral Actions; Unilateral Liberalization In A Multilateral World; Regionalism: Monetary, Fiscal, And Industrial Policy Coordination Regional Integration And The Development Of Tax Systems In The European Unionregional Approaches To Cross-border Competition Policies; Multiple Steady States With Unemployment And Exchange-rate Coordination; Index Edited By Sajal Lahiri. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.