Studies in International Economics : Constituent Interests and U.S. Trade Policies: the Sweetland Conference

Intro -- Contents -- Keynote Address, Foster Library, November 8, 1996 / John W. Sweetland -- I. Introduction and Overview -- 1. Introduction / Alan V. Deardorff and Robert M. Stern -- 2. An Overview of the Modeling of the Choices and Consequences of U.S. Trade Policies / Alan V. Deardorff and Robert M. Stern -- Comments on Conference Version of Paper / Gene Grossman -- II. The Context of U.S. Trade Policies -- 3. U.S. Trade Policies: The Role of the Executive Branch / Robert E. Baldwin -- Comments on Conference Version of Paper / Geza Feketekuty -- 4. Congress, Constituencies, and U.S. Trade Policy / I. M. (Mac) Destler -- Comments on Conference Version of Paper: Heterogeneous Preferences and the Practice of Group Representation in U.S. Trade Policy / Richard L. Hall -- III. Sectoral Producing Interests: Industry/Labor -- 5. Trade Policy and the U.S. Auto Industry: Intended and Unintended Consequences / G. Mustafa Mohatarem -- 6. Steel: Trade Policy in a Changed Environment / Douglas A. Brook -- 7. U.S. Trade Policies for the Textile and Apparel Industries: The Political Economy of the Post-MFA Environment / Robert E. Scott -- 8. The Representation of Economic Interests in U.S. Semiconductor Trade Policy / Douglas Irwin -- 9. U.S. Trade Policy vis-à-vis the Aircraft Industry / Raymond J. Waldmann and Jay Culbert -- 10. The Role of Constituents in U.S. Policy Development towards Trade in Financial Services / Harry L. Freeman -- Comments on Conference Version of Papers / James A. Levinsohn -- Comments on Conference Version of Papers / Gary R. Saxonhouse -- IV. Other Constituent Interests -- 11. Environmentalists and Trade Policymaking / Daniel C. Esty -- Comments on Conference Version of Paper / Richard C. Porter -- 12. Trade and Human Rights / T. N. Srinivasan -- Comments on Conference Version of Paper / Robert Pahre.