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as increase to yearly wages. If, prior to patent expiration, a `new innovation' that facilitates retention of production … patent and seeks to protect itself against competition which feasibly emerges at expiration of patent protection. Formal … `low cost' country at patent expiration Pareto dominate every other feasible strategy, as such, is first-best strategy. In …
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There is widespread concern that climate policy is moving too slowly and that decarbonization of economic development is coming too late for effective climate protection. We analyze three different effects that emerge endogenously during decarbonization and amplify current policies: growing...
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This paper reviews the most significant recent developments in the theory of trade agreements. The paper offers an …
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This paper takes a welfare-view on eastern enlargement of the EU, focusing on incumbent countries. Enlargement is decomposed into three elements: Single-market integration on commodity markets, budgetary costs from EU-expenditure policies, and singlemarket-induced migration from new to present...
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appears to be the most suitable model for assessing the impact of R&D and innovation policies over time, as it is the only … sectors and environmental issues, GEM-E3 appears to be the most suitable model for assessing the impact of innovation in clean … energy. For a more detailed modelling of different types of innovation measures, NEMESIS can provide valuable insights thanks …
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, innovation and sectoral growth. We find that a stringent reduction target for carbon emissions combined with a CO2-tax leads to …
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differentiation is endogenously determined by firms' strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … innovation is more skill intensive than production. Greater import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the …
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In innovative races with winner takes all, leading firms invest less than each follower, given exogenous entry (Reinganum, 1985). But with endogenous entry this result is reversed (Etro, 2004). It is argued here that sharing of rewards between the players may alter these predictions
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Energy efficiency improvements "rebound" when economic responses undercut their direct energy savings. I show that general equilibrium channels typically amplify rebound by making consumption goods cheaper but typically dampen rebound by increasing demand for non-energy inputs to production and...
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differentiation is endogenously determined by firms strategic investments in product innovation. Consumers seek variety and product … innovation is more skill intensive than production. Stronger import competition increases innovation incentives, and thereby the …
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