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This article analyzes the performance of foreign electric-utility companies and the evolution of the electric-power industry in Argentina from 1890 until the end of the 1950s, when the electric utilities were nationalized. It focuses on the decisions and strategies of the subsidiaries controlled...
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In this paper, I estimate the economic effects of adopting a customs union in the context of an oligopolistic market with multinational firms, tariffs and non-tariff barriers. Specifically, I estimate a model of demand and supply for cars in Argentina and Brazil and I look at the consequences of...
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Following dramatic macroeconomic changes in 1991, the whole Argentine economy was deeply transformed at the microeconomic level. Central to this transformation was the inflow of foreign capital, in the form of mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, greenfield investments, strategic alliances,...
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This deals with the technological development implications of the substantial and long-dated presence of foreign-owned affiliates in the Argentinean manufacturing industry. It put forward the argument that the learning process of foreign-owned firms should be central in the analysis of the...
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Regulatory processes can directly impair or enhance telecommunications innovation, according to Dr. Garcia-Murillo. Using the telecommunications sector in Argentina as a case study, and based on extensive interviews and analysis, her paper demonstrates the relationship between regulation,...
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Through a comparative, longitudinal analysis of the wine industry in two Argentine provinces, this article examines how different political approaches to reform shape the ability of societies to build new institutions for economic upgrading. The article finds that inherited structural factors...
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The main motivation of this paper is to describe and assess the impact of sudden and deep macroeconomic liberalization on the industry-level and firm-level behavior of companies operating in Latin American emerging economies. The transformation of Argentina's economy during the 1991-1997 period...
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This deals with the technological development implications of the substantial and long-dated presence of foreign-owned affiliates in the Argentinean manufacturing industry. It put forward the argument that the learning process of foreign-owned firms should be central in the analysis of the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010712062
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