"Given the remarkable increase in regional integration agreements
[RIAs] in the past decade, understanding of their economic
rationale and consequences is essential. Schiff and Winters succeed
admirably in covering the conceptual, empirical, and policy issues
arising from RIAs in an informed,
comprehensible, and accessible manner. Their book should be
required reading for policy analysts, academics, and students
concerned with evaluation of RIA initiatives." -Robert M. Stern,
Department of Economics and Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy,
University of Michigan
"Given the remarkable increase in regional integration agreements
[RIAs] in the past decade, understanding of their economic
rationale and consequences is essential. Schiff and Winters succeed
admirably in covering the conceptual, empirical, and policy issues
arising from RIAs in an informed,
comprehensible, and accessible manner. Their book should be
required reading for policy analysts, academics, and students
concerned with evaluation of RIA initiatives." -Robert M. Stern,
Department of Economics and Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy,
University of Michigan
"Given the remarkable increase in regional integration agreements
[RIAs] in the past decade, understanding of their economic
rationale and consequences is essential. Schiff and Winters succeed
admirably in covering the conceptual, empirical, and policy issues
arising from RIAs in an informed, comprehensible, and accessible
manner. Their book should be required reading for policy analysts,
academics, and students concerned with evaluation of RIA
initiatives." -Robert M. Stern, Department of Economics and Gerald
R. Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan
"Given the remarkable increase in regional integration agreements
[RIAs] in the past decade, understanding of their economic
rationale and consequences is essential. Schiff and Winters succeed
admirably in covering the conceptual, empirical, and policy issues
arising from RIAs in an informed, comprehensible, and accessible
manner. Their book should be required reading for policy analysts,
academics, and students concerned with evaluation of RIA
initiatives." -Robert M. Stern, Department of Economics and Gerald
R. Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan
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