Analyzes corporate tax integration plans in an international simulation model (of the U.S. and the rest of the world). Considers backward integration (in which interest and dividends are not deductible at the corporate level) and other schemes.

This survey paper notes that in addressing many economic questions relevant in a regional context spatial factors may not be the most critical element to capture. Instead, several issues can usefully be addressed from the perspective of general equilibrium models applied in international trade...

Greater instability in a country's list of top corporations is associated with faster economic growth. This faster growth is primarily due to faster growth in total factor productivity in industrialized countries, and faster capital accumulation in developing countries. These findings are...