Abstract
I. Introduction, 496; Manoilesco, Viner, and Haberler, 496; the argument of this paper, 497. — II. The empirical evidence, 498; economic growth and wage differentials, 498; the data, 499; are the differences real? 503. — III. The analytical model, 504; the one-factor case, 504; the two-factor case, 505; extensions and qualifications, 511. — IV. Empirical corollary; protectionism and growth, 513.
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ProtectionismCenter (category theory)Political scienceEconomic historyLibrary scienceLaw and economicsEconomicsRegional scienceSociologyInternational tradeComputer science
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Everett E. Hagen
(1958).
An Economic Justification of Protectionism.
The Quarterly Journal of Economics
, 72
(4)
, 496-496.
https://doi.org/10.2307/1884333
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- 10.2307/1884333