The author compiles previously published articles he wrote from 1986 to 2013 that consider the policies of developing countries regarding the global economy in terms of inclusive growth and the
potential conflicts between trade policies for a more integrated world and environmental policies to conserve natural resources and mitigate climate change. He discusses the challenges involved
in reforms, adjusting to the rapidly shifting external environment of the 1970s and 1980s, and growth from 1972-2006; trade policies, market structure, and market access, including pricing
policy under double market power, the influence of increased foreign competition on industrial concentration and profitability, the effects of trade reforms on scale and technical efficiency,
voluntary export restraints, and NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement); the political economy of regional trade agreements and migration; and globalization and environmental policies.
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