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This paper challenges the idea that the US economy has corresponded to a laissez-faire model. Broadly speaking, this lack of fit between the model and empirical reality results from ideology and culture. Liberalism has been and is a cornerstone of American identity. But the discursive practice...
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The European Union and the United States have the largest trading relationship in the world, comprising about 60% of world trade (Perdikis and Read 267). They are also the greatest proponents of trade liberalization and multilateral trade cooperating in the world. Boeing was the undisputed king...
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The European Union and the United States have the largest trading relationship in the world, comprising about 60% of world trade (Perdikis and Read 267). They are also the greatest proponents of trade liberalization and multilateral trade cooperating in the world. Boeing was the undisputed king...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009463875
This paper considers whether US and European trade and industrial policies are in a process of ‘convergence’ around common policy type. Convergence is once again appearing in politics journals after a period of relative neglect. Convergence--the process by which economic activity in states...
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This paper considers whether US and European trade and industrial policies are in a process of ‘convergence’ around common policy type. Convergence is once again appearing in politics journals after a period of relative neglect. Convergence--the process by which economic activity in states...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009463890
Using a sample of domestic and multinational conglomerates from four countries, this paper shows that the value impact of corporate diversification is not uniform across countries. The evidence shows that smaller countries like Germany, Japan, and the UK have a larger proportion of multinational...
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This paper examines European public research and development (R&D) subsidies that support precompetitive development (PCD), which is R&D up to and including a prototype. The research seeks to determine How effective these subsidies have been and whether European practice has been influenced by...
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This paper examines European public research and development (R&D) subsidies that support precompetitive development (PCD), which is R&D up to and including a prototype. The research seeks to determine How effective these subsidies have been and whether European practice has been influenced by...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009463754
Using a sample of domestic and multinational conglomerates from four countries, this paper shows that the value impact of corporate diversification is not uniform across countries. The evidence shows that smaller countries like Germany, Japan, and the UK have a larger proportion of multinational...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009463871
The "changing architecture" of European big business is significant in that it challenges traditional forms of industrial collective action in Europe. The creation of European-level big business organisations has allowed large companies to bypass long-established European as well as national...
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