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TitleCountertrade and Fish: A Transaction Costs Approach  ( Document )
Author(s) / Editor(s)Kelly, S.
Description&This paper will explore a new theoretical framework for analyzing trade. It is a framework that explicitly considers transaction costs and is concerned not only with trade taking place, but with the type of trading arrangement that occurs. While the current fascination with countertrade is the motivating force behind this study, as one analyzes what is at work in countertrade, one realizes that countertrade is not really as counter-intuitive as it appears at first glance. Once transaction costs are given an explicit role in the trade model, countertrade, another type of arrangement or, more likely, a combination of arrangements, can emerge as efficient in an economic sense. The question of "Why countertrade?" is replaced with "Why not countertrade?"
Keywords&COUNTERTRADE
Geography KeywordsGLOBAL
Content Language(s)English
PublisherUniversity Centre of South Jutland and the authors
Publication LocationEsbjerg, Denmark
Publication Date1990
Hard Copy AvailabilityContact: Danish Institute of Fisheries Economics Research Glentevej 7 Esbjerg 6705, Denmark
SourceProceedings of the Fourth Conference of the International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade
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Volume/Issue Numbervol. 1  Number of Pages231-268
Reference Numbers
ISBN87-88521-83-4 
  
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