Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Modeling Standards
- 3 Efficiency and Equity Effects of Standards
- 4 The Political Economy of Standards and Development
- 5 International Trade and Standards
- 6 Risk, Externalities, and the Nature of Standards
- 7 Endogenous Private and Public Standards in Value Chains
- 8 Butterflies and Political Economy Dynamics in Standard Setting
- 9 The Political Economy of Standards and Inclusion in Value Chains
- 10 Standards, Production Structure, and Inclusion in Value Chains
- 11 Standards, Market Imperfections, and Vertical Coordination in Value Chains
- 12 Market Power and Vertical Coordination in Value Chains
- 13 Price Transmission in Value Chains
- 14 Commodity Characteristics and Value Chain Governance
- 15 Economic Liberalization, Value Chains, and Development
- 16 Standards and Value Chains with Contracting Costs: Toward a General Model
- 17 General Equilibrium Effects of Standards in Value Chains
- References
- Index
15 - Economic Liberalization, Value Chains, and Development
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 August 2015
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Modeling Standards
- 3 Efficiency and Equity Effects of Standards
- 4 The Political Economy of Standards and Development
- 5 International Trade and Standards
- 6 Risk, Externalities, and the Nature of Standards
- 7 Endogenous Private and Public Standards in Value Chains
- 8 Butterflies and Political Economy Dynamics in Standard Setting
- 9 The Political Economy of Standards and Inclusion in Value Chains
- 10 Standards, Production Structure, and Inclusion in Value Chains
- 11 Standards, Market Imperfections, and Vertical Coordination in Value Chains
- 12 Market Power and Vertical Coordination in Value Chains
- 13 Price Transmission in Value Chains
- 14 Commodity Characteristics and Value Chain Governance
- 15 Economic Liberalization, Value Chains, and Development
- 16 Standards and Value Chains with Contracting Costs: Toward a General Model
- 17 General Equilibrium Effects of Standards in Value Chains
- References
- Index
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- Quality Standards, Value Chains, and International DevelopmentEconomic and Political Theory, pp. 235 - 255Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2015
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