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impacting the complex and evolving innovation ecosystem in non-neutral ways, favouring some innovation modes (such as patent … draw between trade, innovation and productivity. Canada's performance on all three fronts – trade, innovation, and … implementation of Canada's recently concluded trade agreements be especially sensitive to impacts on innovation; that Canada seek to …
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We develop a mixed oligopoly model with one public firm and two private firms to explore the licensing strategy considered by the innovated private firm. The major findings of our paper are that: firstly, if the patentee licenses the public firm under some plausible parametric range, the public...
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product market, and the resulting anti-competitive effect hurts consumers and reduces world welfare. Despite the anti …
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This paper provides an analysis of Japanese hybrid factories in Australia in a context of labor relations aspect of the Japanese management and production system. The paper argues that the labor relations aspect of the Japanese system is the most successful transfer to Australia. In its second...
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not accompanied by liberalization of service FDI, can hurt domestic consumers and decrease world welfare, but the negative … welfare impacts can be mitigated and eventually turned into positive ones as service FDI is also liberalized. This finding …
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The article summarises the main lessons of the Bank’s 2010 conference which focused on international trade and foreign direct investment. The research is based on a microeconomic approach to the behaviour of Belgian firms, with reference to developments in the scientific literature on the...
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In this paper we closely examine the implications of comparative advantage for foreign direct investment (FDI) incentives. Particularly, we find that the host country¡¯s comparative advantage sector is more attractive to inward FDI than its comparative disadvantage sector. This finding is...
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not accompanied by liberalization of service FDI, can hurt domestic consumers and decrease world welfare, but the negative … welfare impacts can be mitigated and eventually turned into positive ones as service FDI is also liberalized. This finding …
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not accompanied by liberalization of service FDI, can hurt domestic consumers and decrease world welfare, but the negative … welfare impacts can be mitigated and eventually turned into positive ones as service FDI is also liberalized. This finding …
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