Introduction: Historical perspective. Part 1 Trade theory: comparative advantage Heckscher-Ohlin model extending the neo-classical model beyond factor endowments models of intra-industry trade. Part 2 Trade policy: the gains of trade trade interventions and the old protectionism economics of the new protectionism normative issues in trade policy. Part 3 Open economy macroeconomics: accounting framework current account capital flows flexible exchange rates. Part 4 Development: trade and development factor accumulation in the open economy. Part 5 World economy: international trading system world capital markets international monetary arrangements global economic problems.
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Heffernan et al. (1994) studied this question.