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, governance factor, proximity and socio-institutional congruence conjointly determine an economy's capacity to capture the …
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status. In this paper, we question whether being a hub is welfare optimal for a small and open economy like Singapore … general equilibrium model to examine the welfare implications of the triangular trade relationship of the USA, Singapore and … positive welfare gain and is the highest Singapore can get from the trade configurations considered. Meanwhile, Japan loses …
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status. In this paper, we question whether being a hub is welfare optimal for a small and open economy like Singapore … general equilibrium model to examine the welfare implications of the triangular trade relationship of the USA, Singapore and … positive welfare gain and is the highest Singapore can get from the trade configurations considered. Meanwhile, Japan loses …
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Incorporating intermediate inputs into a small-union general-equilibrium model, this paper first develops the welfare … viability of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Two interesting outcomes are derived. First, a welfare reducing FTA that was rejected … in the absence of the ROO becomes feasible in the presence of these rules. Second, a welfare improving FTA that was …
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China's increasing openness to foreign direct investment (FDI) has contributed importantly to its exceptional growth performance. This paper examines China's experience with FDI and identifies some lessons for other countries. Most of the factors explaining China's success have also been...
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The paper examines the foreign direct investment (FDI) spillover effects in developing countries and investigates the importance of the absorptive capacity of a firm and a country in realizing and facilitating FDI spillover. It uses data obtained from the World Bank's Enterprise Surveys for 107...
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This paper examines two sources of global knowledge spillovers: foreign direct investments and trade. Empirical evidence demonstrates that foreign direct investment and trade can contribute to overall domestic productivity growth only when the technology gap between domestic and foreign firms is...
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In this paper, I present novel empirical evidence in support of the idea that FDI firms can act as an important driver of regional growth, by acting as a source of new knowledge and technologies to local suppliers in a host economy. For the analysis, I use unique firm level data that I obtained...
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