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. Adopting new production technologies and realizing synergy effects might allow cost reduction, product innovation and product … upgrading. Even if GVCs represent a rich environment for innovation activities, the extent to which knowledge is created and … heterogeneous innovation capacities for the firms involved. Differences in the forms of governance underlying buyer …
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In the literature of new trade theory, most papers study the industrial location by imposing the assumption of free transportation in the agricultural sector. This paper explicitly incorporates arbitrary transport costs in both the manufacturing and the agricultural sectors into the...
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full characterization of the impact of horizontal innovation on prices, markups, and wages. Our model allows us to make a …
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This paper analyzes the behavior of monopoly firm serving its products to two countries. The main focus of this paper is on how the product-quality choice in different markets are related with the cost structure of the firm. First, This paper examines the effects of production and R&D costs on...
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This paper analyzes the behavior of firm(s) serving its products to two countries having different consumers in terms of their valuation of product quality. The home-market of firm(s) is a developed country with small population but high valuation of product quality, while the foreign is a...
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This paper explores the role of FDI-spillover prevention costs in the strategic choice for a MNE of a developed country such as Japan about whether it perform FDI to an emerging economy such as Russia and China and about a degree of FDI spillovers that it allows. After discussing the exogenous...
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affects the optimal levels of external tariffs and standards, which are chosen by each country, and national welfare. In light …, an FTA makes the member countries to choose more stringent standards. (ii) Regarding the national welfare in each country …
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technologically advanced country can impose an import tariff on intermediates to lower foreign wages and increase national welfare. An …-cooperative policy equilibrium, welfare levels of the two countries will fall to their autarky levels. This gives scope for a trade …
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competition that maximizes investment of the industry. This feature holds also for consumer surplus and Welfare. In the model …
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The focus of our contribution is to shed light on the importance of firm agglomerations and FDI as drivers of firm survival in Italy. We focus upon different types of agglomeration economies related to the geographical context checking how these economies impact differently on heterogeneous...
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