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This paper combines some of the most realistic components of the competitive and strategic trade literature to examine … both socially and individually optimal domestic input policies in free trade areas (FTAs). When asymmetries in the number …
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Imports is an important factor beside exports when firm-level connection between innovation and productivity is analyzed. Innovation boosts productivity, its impact has been changing between 2005 and 2016 in Hungary. The estimated impact increased until 2010, then declined and fell to the level...
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Matched firm-level balance sheet and partner- and product-level foreign trade data can be used to examine the …. The conclusions to be drawn on the basis of foreign trade data are supplemented by the results of analyzes with production … and domestic sales data. For this and for the longitudinal analysis of foreign trade data, the two classification systems …
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In our paper entitled Tendencies of the Trade Concentration” published in 2005 we analysed the global tendencies of the … concentration as well as the trade of the European Union and the United States. In our present paper we analyse the concentration of … the Hungarian trade, its fields of action as well as the situation, perspectives and adaptation of the micro- enterprises …
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Concentration is a general tendency, which led to strengthening the position of commerce all over the world. One of the consequences are the intensified conflicts between the large- and small-scale production deriving from the differences in volume, selection, quality and price as well as in...
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