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This paper presents a two-country two-industry monetary model, with intermediate inputs and transport costs, which … builds a bridge between the New Open Economy Macroeconomics and the New Economic Geography literatures. Endogenously …
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Preferential trade agreements (PTAs) usually result in increased trade amongst member countries and lower prices within the PTA. Thus the markets are assumed to be “more competitive” because lower prices are taken to imply “decreased market power” due to a reduction in price-cost...
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In this article, we develop an endogenous growth model to analyze the impact of knowledge spillovers, the disparity in initial endowments and production technologies on economic growth of two trading regions. We found that the growth rates of technology development of the two regions become...
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. The introduction of incomplete information about costs adds an incentive for both governments to use their trade policy as … a signal of their firm’s costs. This signalling effect increases the export subsidy and decreases the import tariff. In …
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In a model of vertical product differentiation, duopolistic firms face qualitydependent costs and compete in quality … identical costs, both industries remain in the market under either regulatory alternative. Mutual Recognition is the optimal … policy choice for either region. With signifi - cantly different costs, the Full-Harmonization outcome includes only one firm …
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with the location effects deriving from trade costs, increasing returns to scale, product dif ferentiation, and … depends negatively on the magnitude of the trade costs. Hence, the model accommodates high levels of intra-industry trade …
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condition, relating the degree of substi - tutability in demand between the two goods and transport cost, in order for each …
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This paper shows that environmental, labour and other standards can be effective strategic policy instruments even when they are strictly non-discriminatory. This is because standards can be set which the foreign producer optimally chooses not to meet, allowing the domestic producer to...
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Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) is the second largest intergovernmental organization after UN with its 57 members. OIC accounts for 22.48 percent of world population, 6.64 percent of world GDP, and 9.1 percent of world trade as of 2007. When it comes to having world valuable...
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This study extends the gravity model to include a new measure of the trading partners’ location relative to other countries. The proposed measure is close in spirit to the theory of gravity, since it is based on the concept of the world trade center. The measure is statistically significant...
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