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Echange inégal, gain de l'échange et justice distributive internationale

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[fre] Echange inégal, gain de l'échange et justice distributive internationale. . La théorie de l'« Echange Inégal » d'Arghiri Emmanuel demeure très largement perçue comme une remise en cause de la théorie classique et néo-classique des gains de l'échange international. On montre pourtant dans un cadre néo-ricardien simple, conforme aux hypothèses d'Emmanuel, que cette interprétation n'a pas de fondement logique. La théorie conserve un intérêt en tant que proposition normative concernant la répartition internationale des revenus. [eng] Unequal exchange, gain from trade and international distributive justice. . Emmanuel's theory of " Unequal Exchange" still appears as a radical, critique of the classical and neo-classical theory of the gain from international trade. A simple neo-ricardian framework helps us to show that this is a theoretically unsound interpretation. The theory remains interesting as a normative proposition, concerning the distribution of world income.

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  • Christian Montet, 1986. "Echange inégal, gain de l'échange et justice distributive internationale," Revue Économique, Programme National Persée, vol. 37(4), pages 659-676.
  • Handle: RePEc:prs:reveco:reco_0035-2764_1986_num_37_4_408933
    DOI: 10.3406/reco.1986.408933
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