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M. Pogatsch:
"Trade linkages and trade flows in OECD countries. Model of the Sectoral trade";
Betreuer/in(nen): G. Hanappi; Institut für Wirtschaftsmathematik, FG Ökonomie (E 105-3), 2014; Abschlussprüfung: 04.06.2014.

In this paper we want to illustrate and analyze the trade flows and trade linkages in the countries of the OECD. First we will explain what intra-industrial trade is. Next we will look at two trade models. These are the Ricardo Model and the Heckscher-Ohlin Model. With these models as fundament, we will analyze Paul Krugman´s intra-industrial trade model. This model explains flows of trade, in particularly the trade flows between industrialized countries. We will also analyze the development of the unit costs and the labor productivity. Then we will analyze trade flows from the past. We especially examine the trade flows between industrialized countries. We also discuss trade in particular sectors. We analyze each sector of the agriculture branch, the chemical branch and the machine- and mechanical parts branch. The target is to find future trends and the impacts to countries.

Projektleitung Gerhard Hanappi:
Ad personam Jean Monnet Lehrstuhl für politische Ökonomie der europäischen Integration