Social Contracts Principles, Child Labor and International Trade: An Economic Analysis
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Intellectual Contribution by Mahmood Hussain
Contribution Title
Social Contracts Principles, Child Labor and International Trade: An Economic Analysis
Publication
International Journal of Business Research
Co-author
Year
2005
Description
This paper accomplishes two objectives. First it invokes the principles of Integrated Social Contracts Theory (ICST) in the context of child labor and compares the desirability of tariff and subsidy, aimed at curbing child labor. Second, using real-life data it carries out a computational analysis to compare the suitability of these instruments. It finds that tariffs are welfare worsening for working children, whereas transfers from the developed countries, which is supported by the ISCT, does not only reduces child labor but also improves their welfare.
Complete Citation
Hussain, Mahmood (2005)."Social Contracts Principles, Child Labor and International Trade: An Economic Analysis," International Journal of Business Research, Vol. II, No. 1.
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