The technology transfer paradox
This paper examines whether a country that enjoys a superior technology in all commodities in a two-country, multi-commodity Ricardian setting could actually gain if its technology in which it possesses its greatest comparative advantage is stolen or transferred to the other country without any compensation. Such a paradoxical possibility is shown always to exist with a finite number of commodities and equal-shared Cobb-Douglas demand conditions for certain ranges of relative country size.
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2008
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Authors: | Jones, Ronald W. ; Ruffin, Roy J. |
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Journal of International Economics. - Elsevier, ISSN 0022-1996. - Vol. 75.2008, 2, p. 321-328
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Elsevier |
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