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Cuban official Ricardo Alarcón (see The New Yorker , below) doubts that the pope's visit will affect U.S. policy toward Cuba.
From the time of Adam Smith and David Ricardo down through the writings of Hechscher-Ohlin, economic analysis has been devoted to the consequences of trade restraints in the form of quotas, tariffs, and nontariff barriers on output, employment, and prices.
Not all those invited to contribute are writers, and one is moved to wonder why people like Ricardo Montalban, (the ubiquitous, to borrow Cybill Shepherd's favorite) Phyllis Diller, and other major and minor celebrities were solicited.
That recognition, in turn, led the profession to spend about a century and a half--from David Ricardo until the 1970s--concentrating its theoretical energy on models that assumed constant returns and perfect competition, and economists tended to avoid questions where increasing returns or imperfect competition were self-evidently crucial.
A profile examines Castro's likely successor, Ricardo Alarcón.