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paper presents evidence of the effect of EIAs on export margins, i.e., both extensive (firms) and intensive margins (average …
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call the export-magnification effect of offshoring. More specifically, lower barriers to offshoring reduce the average …-level price competitiveness. This, in turn, translates into higher export quantities of incumbent exporters (intensive margin) and …
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This paper explores how globalization influences the decision of governments to rescue inefficient domestic firms when bailouts affect firms' markups. We develop a model of international trade where immobile domestic enterprises (DOEs) compete with foreign enterprises (FOEs) in an oligopolistic...
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-faire policy. In contrast, a marginal decline in trade costs that does not affect the export status of high-cost firms, always …
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1. CRUSHED FLOWER Form my personal associations, I found that Shrimathi Indira Gandhi had a special affinity to the Rose, particularly the dark-pink variety. This, probably she inherited from her father, late Shri. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Freedom Fighter, one of the founders of the Indian National...
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into export markets, we use a model with heterogeneous firms, trade in differentiated goods, and variable external …
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This paper assesses the impact of market power and multinationality in EU12 manufacturing industries on EU integration in goods trade in the 90ies. An increase in the market concentration exhibits a positive impact on bilateral exports, while an increase in multinationality works in the opposite...
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