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This paper investigates the growth and clustering of craft breweries in New Jersey. We compiled a historical dataset from 1995 to 2020 that allows us to measure the degree of geographic clustering among craft breweries in New Jersey. The number of craft breweries in New Jersey grew 491% from...
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Despite the fact that compensation is the governing principle in contract law remedies, it has tenuous historical, economic and empirical support. A promisor's right to breach and pay damages (which is subject to the compensation principle) is only a subset of a larger family of termination...
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We examine the question of whether a country benefits by subsidizing the Ramp;D of foreign owned monopoly firms. We allow for any proportion of foreign ownership; and, Ramp;D improves the product so that customers directly benefit. The policy implications are: (1) the optimal subsidy increases...
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Consider a dynamic intra-industry trade model with two goods, two firms, and two countries in which product ¡°reliability¡± is determined by R&D paths. This paper focuses on how a change in competitive conditions in terms of manufacturing costs affects the firms¡¯ decision about optimal...
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Perhaps because of the prolonged stock market boom of the 1990's most macro principles textbooks have increased their coverage of the stock market, but there is very little analysis of how the economy affects the stock market. The present paper suggests a "GDP demand-side" approach to predicting...
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