The standard advice to those thinking of publishing in a given journal is to read it. But perhaps potential contributors might benefit from a few comments on what the editor sees when looking at the Global Economy Journal, past and present.

Most industrialized countries subsidize private sector R&D, even under some circumstances when the firm is owned by foreigners. The present paper, using a simple theoretical analysis of a monopoly firm selling only to the U.S. market, argues that such subsidies are welfare enhancing--as long, of...

In a two-country world for a product which in the absence of trade is provided by a monopoly in each country, opening trade effectively creates a world duopoly rather than two separate country monopolies. Suppose the goods produced in the competing countries differ in quality because the firm's...

The present crisis is too raw to have a catchy title, but while previous work of members of the International Trade and Finance Association and readers of the Global Economy Journal already helps us understand it, I anticipate many future contributions to the GEJ on the subject as well.