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food environment, obesity, stochastic frontier
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, fails to find evidence that offshoring contributes to lowering employment. … processes within global value chains. This has been achieved through fragmentation and offshoring. Fostered by the fall in coordination … costs due to information and communication technology developments, offshoring implies that firms increasingly source …
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. Buyouts reduce agency problems, which triggers automation, offshoring, and tougher bargaining with labor unions. We show that …
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How do offshoring and immigration affect the employment of native workers? What kinds of jobs suffer, or benefit, most … offshoring has no effect on native employment in the aggregate, while the effect of immigration on native employment is positive … looked at the effects of offshoring and immigration separately, we argue that one can gain useful insights by jointly …
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This paper investigates the wage and employment effects of offshoring. I use firm-level data and two events in Mexico … as a natural experiment to identify the effects of a fall in the marginal cost of offshoring to Mexico. I find that … domestic wages actually rise at US firms likely to take advantage of this new offshoring opportunity. At the same time …
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Existing models of offshoring are not equipped to explain how global production sharing affects the volatility of … economic activity. This paper develops a trade model that can account for why offshoring industries in low wage countries such … as Mexico experience fluctuations in employment that are twice as large as in high wage countries such as the United …
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The value of statistical life (VSL) is one of the most scrutinized and controversial parameters estimated by environmental economists (Cameron 2009, Viscusi 2010), largely due to the wide use of VSL estimates to value the mortality risk benefits of regulations that affect public health and...
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