ChapmanDuane. 1985. “Global Pollution and International Trade.” Cornell Agricultural Economics Staff Paper No. 85-24.
2.
DormanPeter. Forthcoming. “Worker Rights, Environmental Standards, and Social Tariffs: Theory and Evidence.” in LehmanCheryl and MooreRussell (eds.), Multinational Culture: Social Impact of a World Economy. Greenwich (CT), Greenwood Press. 1991.
3.
“Trade, Competition, and Jobs: An Internationalist Strategy,” in HallockMargaret and HeckerSteve (eds.) Labor in a Global Economy, University of Oregon Books.
4.
MeadWalter Russel. 1990. The Law-Wage Challenge to Global Growth: The Labor Cost-Productivity Imbalance in Newly Industrialized Countries. Washington, Economic Policy Institute.
5.
ShaikenHarley. 1988. “High Tech Goes Third World: High Tech Production Abroad May Keep American Auto Makers Competitive While Undermining the U.S. Economy.”Technology Review. 91.
