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existence of asymmetric equilibrium in which either firm chooses relocation of its plant even if the duopoly firms are identical …
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existence of asymmetric equilibrium in which either firm chooses relocation of its plant even if the duopoly firms are identical …
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As a stark contrast to the diminishing media profile of the UN climate change talks, the global manufacturers appear to have become more carbon aware than ever before. Carbon audits have been carried out within many corporations to assess the carbon intensity of production processes. This is...
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This paper studies the effect of an emission tax on the relocation decision in a duopoly with exogenous vertical … product differentiation. We establish the relationship between quality difference, relocation cost, and marginal damage of … relocation. If also the foreign country applies an emission tax, there is no equilibrium in which both firms relocate to the …
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This paper studies the effect of an emission tax on the relocation decision in a duopoly with exogenous vertical … product differentiation. We establish the relationship between quality difference, relocation cost, and marginal damage of … relocation. If also the foreign country applies an emission tax, there is no equilibrium in which both firms relocate to the …
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firms' relocation, creation of a subsidiary or the adoption of technology by southern firms, or it may be decided at … government level. This paper investigates in a two-country model (North and South) the relationship between the firms' relocation … technology by technology adoption, public transfer or subsidiary creation induces a decrease in relocation, while technology …
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