Clive Bell is Professor of Economics at Heidelberg University. Having obtained his D.Phil. from the University of Sussex in 1976, he has since held positions at the World Bank (1974-85), Johns Hopkins University (1985-6), Vanderbilt University (1986-95), and Regensburg University (1991-4).

• 1. International Trade: Theory ; 2. International Trade: Practice ; 3. International Trade: Liberalization ; 4. Taxation ; 5. Tax Reform ; 6. Seigniorage and Debt ; 7. Other Dynamic Pitfalls ; 8. An Introduction to Social-Cost Benefit Analysis ; 9. Shadow Prices: A General Equilibrium Approach ; 10. Time: The Social Discount Rate ; 11. Space: Transportation Costs ; 12. Risk and Uncertainty ; 13. Large Projects ; 14. Land Reform and Tenancy ; 15. Small-Scale Credit ; Appendix A Primer in Duality Theory

Clive Bell is Professor of Economics at Heidelberg University. Having obtained his D.Phil. from the University of Sussex in 1976, he has since held positions at the World Bank (1974-85), Johns Hopkins University (1985-6), Vanderbilt University (1986-95), and Regensburg University (1991-4).

• 1. International Trade: Theory ; 2. International Trade: Practice ; 3. International Trade: Liberalization ; 4. Taxation ; 5. Tax Reform ; 6. Seigniorage and Debt ; 7. Other Dynamic Pitfalls ; 8. An Introduction to Social-Cost Benefit Analysis ; 9. Shadow Prices: A General Equilibrium Approach ; 10. Time: The Social Discount Rate ; 11. Space: Transportation Costs ; 12. Risk and Uncertainty ; 13. Large Projects ; 14. Land Reform and Tenancy ; 15. Small-Scale Credit ; Appendix A Primer in Duality Theory

Clive Bell is Professor of Economics at Heidelberg University. Having obtained his D.Phil. from the University of Sussex in 1976, he has since held positions at the World Bank (1974-85), Johns Hopkins University (1985-6), Vanderbilt University (1986-95), and Regensburg University (1991-4).

• 1. International Trade: Theory ; 2. International Trade: Practice ; 3. International Trade: Liberalization ; 4. Taxation ; 5. Tax Reform ; 6. Seigniorage and Debt ; 7. Other Dynamic Pitfalls ; 8. An Introduction to Social-Cost Benefit Analysis ; 9. Shadow Prices: A General Equilibrium Approach ; 10. Time: The Social Discount Rate ; 11. Space: Transportation Costs ; 12. Risk and Uncertainty ; 13. Large Projects ; 14. Land Reform and Tenancy ; 15. Small-Scale Credit ; Appendix A Primer in Duality Theory