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Single-desk marketing: assessing the economic arguments

Gropp, Lisa; Hallam, Tom; Manion, Vince - EconWPA - 2002

Single-Desk Marketing: Assessing the Economic Arguments identifies the potential benefits and costs and the strengths and weakness of various arguments in favour of current single-desk arrangements. It does not attempt to quantify the costs and benefits of arrangements in any particular industry.

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Matchmakers in Wine Marketing Channels : The Case of French Wine Brokers

Baritaux, Virginie; Aubert, Magali; Montaigne, Etienne; … - EconWPA - 2005

Wine brokers are wholesale intermediaries. They belong to the category of the matchmaker intermediaries. These … middlemen are not well known. Their role is to help buyers and sellers of bulk wine to meet and transact. Assuming that wine …, negotiation costs, and monitoring and enforcement costs of a transaction on bulk wine. A data base of contracts on bulk vins de …

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Trade Liberalisation and Poverty in Nepal A Computable General Equilibrium Micro Simulation Analysis

Cockburn, John - EconWPA - 2004

Concern is growing regarding the poverty impacts of trade liberalization. The strong general equilibrium effects of trade liberalization can only be properly analysed in a CGE model. However, the aggregate nature of CGE models is not suited to detailed poverty analysis. We bridge this gap by...

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Comércio Internacional - Boletim Mensal (Janeiro a Junho de 2005)

Estudos, Gabinete de Estratégia e - EconWPA - 2005

Evaluation of portuguese economy, international trade of Portugal and others countries and by groups of products. Trade of Portugal whith Ibero - Americans countries.

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Should We Set the Market Free? Some Notes on International Economic Sanctions

Caruso, Raul - EconWPA - 2005

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The Impact of Rules of Origin On Trade Flows

Patricia, AUGIER; Michael, GAZIOREK; Charles, LAITONG - EconWPA - 2004

Within any preferential trade agreement (PTA) origin rules exist in order to prevent third countries from taking advantage of the PTA concessions. The rules thus are there to preserve the existing external protection of countries within the PTA. However, depending on their formulation, they can...

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Aggregate Scale Economies, Market Integration, and Optimal Welfare State Policy

Molana, Hassan; Montagna, Catia - EconWPA - 2005

Using a two-sector-two-country model with aggregate scale economies and unionisation, we show that optimal welfare state policy entails positive levels of unemployment benefits under free-trade and capital mobility. In this setting, economic integration does not reduce the revenue raising...

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How Globalisation Improves Governance

Bonaglia, Fecerico; Macedo, Jorge Braga de; Bussolo, … - EconWPA - 2002

Globalisation, governance and economic performance affect each other in very complex mutual relationships. In this paper, we establish a clear and well-circumscribed hypothesis: “is there an effect of globalisation on governance?” To test this hypothesis or, even more specifically, to test...

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German Exchange Rate Exposure at DAX and Aggregate Level, International Trade, and the Role of Exchange Rate Adjustment Costs

Entorf; Jamin - EconWPA - 2005

This article analyses value changes of German stock market companies in response to movements of the US dollar. The approach followed in this work extends the standard means of measuring exchange rate exposure in several ways, e.g. by us-ing multi-factor modelling instead of augmented CAPM,...

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Restrictions on trade in distribution services

Kalirajan, Kaleeswaran - EconWPA - 2001

Identifies and quantifies restrictions affecting domestic and international trade in distribution services - mainly wholesaling and retailing - in 38 economies, including Australia. The paper also explores the price and cost implications of restrictions in food distribution services.

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