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Can non-fiscal incentives like reverse job work revive the SEZs? The case study of gems and jewellery sector in India

Mukherjee, Arpita; Rahman, Nida; Mukherjee, Eshana - 2023

Globally, special economic zones (SEZs) are created to boost exports and promote investment by providing units located inside the zones with certain fiscal and non-fiscal incentives that are not available to and/or are different from those given to units in the domestic tariff area (DTA). In...

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Trade Protection in India: Economics vs. Politics?

Gang, Ira N.; Pandey, Mihir - 1996

This paper investigates economic and political determinants of protection across the secondary (manufacturing) sector … compared to the rest-of-the-world to have low levels of protection. Moreover, the degree of protection should change as the … industries may enjoy a great deal of protection because of political lobbying. …

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On the spread and impact of antidumping

Prusa, Thomas J. - 1999

This paper documents two key costs of AD protection. First, once AD has been adopted countries often have a difficult … impact of AD protection most surely implies that AD will continue to be a key negotiating item in the next WTO round. …

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Revenue Motives and Trade Liberalization in an Endogenous Tariff Model

Gang, Ira N. - 1994

-maker would respond to lower world prices by reducing tariff protection for an import-competing industry. An initial tariff that …

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Impact of transaction taxes on commodity derivatives trading in India

Ray, Saon; Malik, Neha - 2014

Commodity derivatives were introduced in India with a dual purpose of promoting price discovery and enhancing risk management in the commodities market. A transaction tax (of 0.01 per cent) on commodity futures trading was introduced in the Union Budget 2013-14. This study examines the rationale...

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Spatial competition with capacity constraints and subcontracting

Hunold, Matthias; Muthers, Johannes - 2018

We characterize mixed-strategy equilibria when capacity constrained suppliers can charge location-based prices to different customers. We establish an equilibrium with prices that weakly increase in the costs to supply a customer. Despite prices above costs and excess capacities, each supplier...

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Spatial competition and price discrimination with capacity constraints

Hunold, Matthias; Muthers, Johannes - 2019

We characterize mixed-strategy equilibria when capacity constrained suppliers can charge location-based prices to different customers. We establish an equilibrium with prices that weakly increase in the costs of supplying a customer. Despite prices above costs and excess capacities, each...

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Hydrogen corporatism and working time reduction: Union strategies in the transformation of German primary steel manufacturing

Schoppengerd, Stefan - 2024

Industrial trade unions in Europe and North America often struggle to develop a coherent strategy on climate change and overcoming fossil fuel production patterns. Trade union policy in the German steel industry is an interesting example of this: the "green" restructuring is firmly in favour, as...

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Agency theory versus managerial ownership theories: understanding the non-linear relationship between managerial incentives and firm risk.

Stathopoulos, Konstantinos; Espenlaub, Susanne; Walker, … - Manchester Business School - 2006

This paper provides new UK evidence on the relationship between managerialincentives and firm risk using a hand-collected database of 3307 executive yearobservations (698 CEO years and 2609 other executive years). We find that therelation between pay performance sensitivity and firm risk...

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Misvaluation of UK Executive Stock Options: Who Benefits?

Lee, Edward; Lin, Yueh-Neng; Stathopoulos, Konstantinos - Manchester Business School - 2006

This paper examines the effect of using different option valuation models to calculatethe fair market value of Executive Stock Options (ESOs) granted to executivedirectors of UK firms. Our key objective is to demonstrate empirically that somecompanies will have greater incentive and benefit from...

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