This book presents cutting edge contributions in the fields of international economics, micro theory, welfare economics and econometrics, inspired by the work of economist John S. Chipman.

1: Intraindustry Trade: Issues and Theory; 2: Trade Policy and Us Economic Growth; 3: On the Mutual Imposition of Tariffs with Free Capital Mobility; 4: The Importance of Price Normalization for Models of International Trade Under Imperfect Competition; 5: Flexibility: A Partial Ordering; 6: Free Trade Agreements as Protectionist Devices: Rules of Origin 1; 7: Demand Conditions in International Trade Theory; 8: Factor Shares and the Chipman Condition; 9: Oligopoly and Customs Unions; 10: Competitive Industry Equilibrium with Firm-specific Uncertainty; 11: Estimation and Inference in Simultaneous Equations; 12: On Lumpsum Compensation; 13: A Result on Large Anonymous Games: An Elementary and Self-Contained Exposition; 14: Complicated Behavior in Models with Two Commodities: A Review; 15: Computing Willingness-To-Pay in Random Utility Models; 16: The Core and Competitive Equilibria in Finite Economies 1; 17: Quasi-Equivalent Variation Analysis in the Gorman Polar Case; 18: Marshallian Demonstration of Taxsubsidy Scheme Under Variable Returns to Scale; 19: The Envelope Theory in A Smooth Constrained Optimization Problem with Applications in Economics; 20: A Classical Theorem for John Chipman: Maximal and Minimal Malthusian Population; a Sweeping Non-Substitution Theorem at the Core of the Canonical Classical Model; 21: External Diseconomies in the Commons