Search Results - subject:"Infant Industry"

Educational customs duties as a crucial element to create free trade

Myszczyszyn, Janusz - In: Acta scientiarum polonorum / Oeconomia : czasopismo … 14 (2015) 4, pp. 71-82

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Protecting infant industries : Canadian manufacturing and the national policy, 1870-1913

Harris, Richard G.; Keay, Ian; Lewis, Frank D. - In: Explorations in economic history : EEH 56 (2015), pp. 15-31

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Does infant industry argument justify diversification policy in Argentinean wine sector?

Khachatryan, N.; Schuele, H.; Khachatryan, Armen - 2009

production.The advantageous development of CGM segment benefiting from “infant industry argument” of the policy isalthough a …

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Some thoughts on industrial policy and growth

Aghion, Philippe - 2009

liberalization, have de�nitely won the debate. The paper is organized as follows. Section 2 summarizes the infant industry argument … counterargument, which like the initial infant industry argument, em- phasizes the existence cross-sectoral learning spillovers, but … industrial policy and the conduct of macroeconomic policy over the cycle. 2 The traditional infant industry argument 2.1 The …

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Infant Industry Protection and Industrial Dynamics

Ederington, Josh - 2009

A perennial case for industrial policy is based on the protection of young or emerging industries. Despite a natural association with concepts of life cycles, industrial policy has not been analyzed in the context of an industry life-cycle model. In particular, an important life-cycle...

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Does infant industry argument justify diversification policy in Argentinean wine sector?

Khachatryan, N.; Schuele, H.; Khachatryan, Armen - European Association of Agricultural Economists - EAAE - 2009

-climatic conditions for CGM production. The advantageous development of CGM segment benefiting from “infant industry argument” of the …

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Measuring the effect of the infant industry protection : the Japanese automobile industry in 1955 - 1965

Nishiwaki, Masato (contributor) - 2007

Discussion Paper #2006-23 Measuring the e ect of the infant industry protection The Japanese Automobile Industry in … 1955-1965 by Masato Nishiwaki 1 Measuring the e ect of Infant Industry Protection:The Japanese Automobile Industry in 1955 …- port restriction policy for infant industry. Import restriction policy can provide large amount of domestic demand for …

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Infant Industry Policy : A Case of Japanese Automobile Industry Before 1945

Togo, Ken - 2007

This paper analyzes the effect of policies on the Japanese automobile industry before 1945. Japan achieved import substitution of trucks before World War II. It also exported small size passenger cars then. In the process of the development of automobile industry, the government policies seemed...

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Infant-Industry Protection Reconsidered : the Case of Informational Barriers to Entry

Grossman, Gene M. - 2007

that infant-industry protection often exacerbates the welfare loss associated with these market imperfections …

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Trade Policy and Industrial Structure

Albornoz, Facundo; Vanin, Paolo - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 2007

In a small open economy with heterogeneous firms, in which tariffs determine the mass of active firms, the gains from trade liberalization depend positively on the level of firm vertical heterogeneity and negatively on transportation costs. The benefits from temporary protection depend on the...

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