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-term. The welfare implications of unilateral environmental measures are assessed considering global industrial pollution and …
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less developed, FDI is always welfare-enhancing. …
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This paper addresses the role that foreign vs. domestic ownership of companies plays for governments in asymmetric countries' competition for a multinational's subsidiary. I argue that equilibrium subsidies as well as a foreign investor's location decision in policy competition between these...
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-border acquisition reduces welfare, greenfield investment can be welfare-improving. These results suggest that policy should distinguish …
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benefits from FDI if the domestic firm is a public welfare-maximizing firm, while its welfare may decrease when it is a private … welfare-maximizer location. Finally, an efficiency-enhancing role of policy competition may only arise when the domestic …
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FDI differ between alternative implementation schemes of the ALP and explore implications of the ALP for welfare and dual …
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This paper addresses the role that foreign vs. domestic ownership of companies plays for governments in asymmetric countries' competition for a multinational's subsidiary. I argue that equilibrium subsidies as well as a foreign investor's location decision in policy competition between these...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010427490
switch from exporting to undertaking FDI when trade costs are relatively high. Also, collusion over FDI may increase welfare. …
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switch from exporting to undertaking FDI when trade costs are relatively high. Also, collusion over FDI may increase welfare …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003854272
This paper addresses the role that foreign vs. domestic ownership of companies plays for governments in asymmetric countries' competition for a multinational's subsidiary. I argue that equilibrium subsidies as well as a foreign investor's location decision in policy competition between these...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003951435