Over
an academic career spanning more than
forty years, Max Corden has published
numerous articles and several books,
mostly in the field of international
economics, both theory and policy. He
is best known for his work on the theory
of trade protection. His research
interests have also included the macroeconomic
policies of developing countries, and
economic policy in Australia.
He
is the author of The Theory of Protection
(1971), Trade
Policy and Economic Welfare
(1974, 1997), Inflation, Exchange Rates
and the World Economy (1977, 1985),
Protection, Trade and Growth (1985),
International Trade Theory and Policy
(1992), Economic
Policy, Exchange Rates and the International
System (1994),
and the Road to Reform (1997).
His
most recent book is Too
Sensational: On the Choice of Exchange
Rate Regimes
(2002).
A
recent (lengthy) paper in Australia
(available
in PDF format) is The
Uncertain Future of Australian Universities
(2005).
His
most recent substantial paper in international
economics (available in PDF format)
is: Those
Current Account Imbalances: A Sceptical
View (in The World Economy, 2007).
PROFESSOR
MAX CORDEN
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