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Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction to the Carleton Library Series Edition -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Preface -- Adknowledgments -- Chapter 1 - The Dilemma of Canadian Economic Development in the 1980s -- Chapter 2 - Trade and the World Economy -- Chapter 3 - The Classic Theory of Comparative Advantage and its Implications for Canada -- Chapter 4 - Economic Integration -- Chapter 5 - Entry Barriers and Competition in the Small Open Economy -- Chapter 6 - Schumpeterian Competition and the Small Open Economy -- Chapter 7 - Industrial Policy in the Small Open Economy

Economic growth and social capital in Asia / John F. Helliwell -- Canada and the Asia Pacific region : views from the gravity, monopolistic competition, and Heckscher-Ohlin models / Walid Hejazi & Daniel Trefler -- Rivalry for Japanese investment in North America / Keith Head & John Ries -- Canada's natural resource exports to the Asia Pacific region / Robert N. McRae -- Canadian exports of business and education services to the Asia Pacific region / Lawrence L. Schembri -- Financial sector opportunities in the Asia Pacific region : the case for Canadian banks / John F. Chant -- International tourism in the Asia Pacific region and its implications for Canada / Richard G. Harris & Stephen T. Easton -- Asia Pacific immigration and the Canadian economy / Michael Baker & Dwayne Benjamin -- Trade, environment and growth in the Asia Pacific region : implications for Canada / Brian R. Copeland -- Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises : opportunities and challenges in the Asia Pacific region / Someshwar Rao & Ashfaq Ahmad -- Pacific triangles : U.S. economic relationships with Japan and China / Wendy Dobson -- Canadian trade and investment policies and the Asia Pacific region : confronting ambivalence? / Murray G. Smith -- Science and technology policies in Asia Pacific countries : challenges and opportunities for Canada / Richard G. Lipsey & Russel M. Wills -- Australian experience with exporting to Asia / Richard Pomfret -- The new trading system : global or regional? / Sylvia Ostry

A model of entry by a small exporting country into a large country market with an incumbent monopolist is constructed, and export promotion policy is examined. In the presence of strategic entry deterrence by the large country incumbent firm a number of situations can emerge, including the possibility that, in the event of trade liberalization between countries, exports based on cost differences may fail to emerge, and a possibility that export promotion is world welfare improving. A model of multiple export markets with incomplete information on the part of the government is also considered. There it is shown that a policy of export promotion suffers from adverse selection (inefficient entry to export markets), but that this problem can be mitigated in the presence of incumbent monopolists in the potential export market who can actively deter entry.