Elhanan Helpman

Business & Economics

1. International Trade 100%
2. Trade Policy 87%
3. Outsourcing 75%
4. R&D Spillovers 62%
5. Industrial Policy 56%
6. Productivity 53%
7. Foreign Trade 53%
8. Differentiated Products 50%
9. R and D 47%
10. Exchange Rates 46%
11. Industry Equilibrium 46%
12. Electoral Competition 45%
13. International R&D 43%
14. Trade and Growth 40%
15. Exchange Rate Systems 39%
16. Workers 39%
17. Special Interest Groups 38%
18. Innovation 38%
19. Monopolistic Competition 38%
20. Unemployment 37%
21. Comparative Advantage 35%
22. Policy Making 34%
23. Technological Progress 34%
24. Suppliers 33%
25. Contractual Incompleteness 32%
26. Currency 30%
27. Wage Inequality 30%
28. Foreign Direct Investment 30%
29. Global Economy 30%
30. Two-country Model 29%
31. Legislatures 29%
32. Wages 29%
33. Pattern of Trade 28%
34. International Organizations 27%
35. Intra-industry Trade 27%
36. Intermediate Inputs 27%
37. Campaign Contributions 27%
38. Profit 27%
39. Interest Groups 27%
40. Free Trade 26%
41. Developed Countries 26%
42. Separation of Powers 26%
43. Entrepreneurs 25%
44. International Economics 25%
45. Relationship-specific Investments 25%
46. Alternatives 25%
47. Government 25%
48. Country Differences 24%
49. Production Structure 24%
50. Domestic Politics 24%