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MetroeconomicaVolume 31, Issue 1 p. 1-31 THE WORLD TIN ECONOMY: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS Jasbir Chhabra, Jasbir Chhabra The authors at the time of the preparation of this article were all working in the Economic Analysis and Projections Department of the World Bank. They express here their own views, which are not necessarily those of the World Bank. They are thankful, for the help received, to Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. S. Singh, Mr. K. Takeuchi and Mrs. S. Augusto of the World Bank, to Prof. J. Waelbroeck of the University of Brussels, to Prof. G. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania, to Mr. W. H. Allen and Mr. P. Lai of the International Tin Council, to Monsieur P. Legoux of the Conseil General des Mines, to M. G. Dybalski of the US General Services Administration, to Mr. R. L. Harris of the US Bureau of Mines and to Mr. W. C. Lenaham of the US State Department.Search for more papers by this authorEnzo Grilli, Enzo Grilli The authors at the time of the preparation of this article were all working in the Economic Analysis and Projections Department of the World Bank. They express here their own views, which are not necessarily those of the World Bank. They are thankful, for the help received, to Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. S. Singh, Mr. K. Takeuchi and Mrs. S. Augusto of the World Bank, to Prof. J. Waelbroeck of the University of Brussels, to Prof. G. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania, to Mr. W. H. Allen and Mr. P. Lai of the International Tin Council, to Monsieur P. Legoux of the Conseil General des Mines, to M. G. Dybalski of the US General Services Administration, to Mr. R. L. Harris of the US Bureau of Mines and to Mr. W. C. Lenaham of the US State Department.Search for more papers by this authorPeter Pollak, Peter Pollak The authors at the time of the preparation of this article were all working in the Economic Analysis and Projections Department of the World Bank. They express here their own views, which are not necessarily those of the World Bank. They are thankful, for the help received, to Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. S. Singh, Mr. K. Takeuchi and Mrs. S. Augusto of the World Bank, to Prof. J. Waelbroeck of the University of Brussels, to Prof. G. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania, to Mr. W. H. Allen and Mr. P. Lai of the International Tin Council, to Monsieur P. Legoux of the Conseil General des Mines, to M. G. Dybalski of the US General Services Administration, to Mr. R. L. Harris of the US Bureau of Mines and to Mr. W. C. Lenaham of the US State Department.Search for more papers by this author Jasbir Chhabra, Jasbir Chhabra The authors at the time of the preparation of this article were all working in the Economic Analysis and Projections Department of the World Bank. They express here their own views, which are not necessarily those of the World Bank. They are thankful, for the help received, to Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. S. Singh, Mr. K. Takeuchi and Mrs. S. Augusto of the World Bank, to Prof. J. Waelbroeck of the University of Brussels, to Prof. G. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania, to Mr. W. H. Allen and Mr. P. Lai of the International Tin Council, to Monsieur P. Legoux of the Conseil General des Mines, to M. G. Dybalski of the US General Services Administration, to Mr. R. L. Harris of the US Bureau of Mines and to Mr. W. C. Lenaham of the US State Department.Search for more papers by this authorEnzo Grilli, Enzo Grilli The authors at the time of the preparation of this article were all working in the Economic Analysis and Projections Department of the World Bank. They express here their own views, which are not necessarily those of the World Bank. They are thankful, for the help received, to Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. S. Singh, Mr. K. Takeuchi and Mrs. S. Augusto of the World Bank, to Prof. J. Waelbroeck of the University of Brussels, to Prof. G. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania, to Mr. W. H. Allen and Mr. P. Lai of the International Tin Council, to Monsieur P. Legoux of the Conseil General des Mines, to M. G. Dybalski of the US General Services Administration, to Mr. R. L. Harris of the US Bureau of Mines and to Mr. W. C. Lenaham of the US State Department.Search for more papers by this authorPeter Pollak, Peter Pollak The authors at the time of the preparation of this article were all working in the Economic Analysis and Projections Department of the World Bank. They express here their own views, which are not necessarily those of the World Bank. They are thankful, for the help received, to Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. S. Singh, Mr. K. Takeuchi and Mrs. S. Augusto of the World Bank, to Prof. J. Waelbroeck of the University of Brussels, to Prof. G. Adams of the University of Pennsylvania, to Mr. W. H. Allen and Mr. P. Lai of the International Tin Council, to Monsieur P. Legoux of the Conseil General des Mines, to M. G. Dybalski of the US General Services Administration, to Mr. R. L. Harris of the US Bureau of Mines and to Mr. W. C. Lenaham of the US State Department.Search for more papers by this author First published: February 1979 https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-999X.1979.tb00234.xAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat Volume31, Issue1February 1979Pages 1-31 RelatedInformation

THE WORLD TIN ECONOMY: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS