hysteresis in the realm of international trade and industrial structure: see Franz (1990), Dannenbaum (1998) and Campa (2004 …

attention so far, and produced very few conclusions. Figure 1 Remittances to Central America and Mexico X-axis: Billions … Bureau X12 program. Data was deflated using U.S. CPI for remittances and the corresponding GDP deflator for recipient … rest of the U.S X-axis: Comovement between California, other U.S. states and total U.S. employment, ordered by …

attracting foreign direct investments and promoting international trade. Overall, the coastal region has established more …

from neigbouring regions j. Therefore, we can formulate a transition rule for the knowledge stock Wt+1: Wit+1 = Qit + ti X … economic variable then overall e ect can be written as ~Vit = 2 64 0 B@ 1 X k2N1j Vkt + 2 X k2N2j Vkt +:::+ R X k2NRj Vkt 1 CA …

) Devaluation, Relative Prices, and International Trade Evidence from Developing Countries. IMF Staff Paper, Vol. 42 (2). Rincón … presupuesto inicial t g , una dotación de bienes producidos internamente t d y las exportaciones domésticas t X menos los … y el nivel de precios foráneo (/ ) x f t p p y el ratio entre el precio de las importaciones y el nivel de precio …

industrial organization, regulation and international trade. Rodrigo Palma-Behnke. was born 1968 in Antofagasta, Chile. He …, the problem is characterized by couple (X, d), where X is a convex subset of R2 and d is a point in X representing the … ‘status quo’ if the players disagree and cannot reach an agreement [13]. A bargaining solution S is defined as F : (X …

(2008). [3] Atkeson, A. and A. Burstein, “Innovation, Firm Dynamics, and International Trade,” NBER working paper 13326 …. I q w u r g x f w l r q This paper describes a competitive economy in which aggregate productivity growth is endogenous … concludes. 2. C r q v x p h u v The population of consumers is H t = He ηt and everyone has one unit of labor. Popu- lation …

DC DJ DB DG DE DK DN DL DH DM DD CB DA DI Industry ma x L * (5 - 5 0 k m) Maximum L* values for industries (5 - 50 km …) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 ma x L * (> 50 - 10 0 k m) Industry CA DJ DB DF DG DE DC DK DL DN DH DD CB DM DA DI Maximum L …* values for industries (>50 - 100 km) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Maximum L* values for industries (>100 - 150 km) ma x L …

Research Institute (IFPRI) Washington, DC & Zhejiang University Email: x.zhang@cgiar.org 2    The Evolution of an …, where the X i are various characteristics of the items produced by the firms in our sample. These characteristics … X n are intermediate inputs including raw materials, semi-manufactured garments, design costs, and so on; and ε and u …

by foreign governments, to pick winner industries and manipulate international trade to foster development. The use of …