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industries over a period of six centuries (from ca. 1100 to ca. 1730). An international trade model combining transaction costs … costs in international trade. For much of this era, the leading branch was the luxury-oriented woollens industry (Old … were the direct and indirect result of a spreading stain of international warfare, especially injurious to overland trade …
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because it is imported. Parallel trade (i.e., imports and exports) in pharmaceuticals takes place in markets that are … concerning parallel trade in pharmaceutical products. It is conducted in what typically are heavily regulated markets, and this … controls distorting ordinary international trade mechanisms, if for no other reason than that pricing practices have shown no …
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from those on final consumer goods. To this end, the paper develops a three-country model with rigorous trade theory micro … the trade balance depending on whether they are imposed on intermediate or final goods. The paper also identifies the … mechanisms behind these effects. Simulations of the actual tariff increases during the trade dispute in 2018–19 show that the …
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During crises, governments resort to extraordinary fiscal and financial measures to mitigate the recessionary impacts of crises. These macroeconomic intervention measures along with aggregate demand and supply shocks and policy choices would affect the exporting environment of a country through...
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undermined the profitability of long-distance trade in cheaper textiles. That, in turn forced most textile manufacturers … dependent on long-distance trade, and especially those who had operated as price-takers, to re-orient their export … transportation, transactions costs fell, and fell enough to make long-distance trade in cheaper textiles once more profitable; and …
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undermined the profitability of long-distance trade in cheaper textiles. That, in turn forced most textile manufacturers … dependent on long-distance trade, and especially those who had operated as price-takers, to re-orient their export … transportation, transactions costs fell, and fell enough to make long-distance trade in cheaper textiles once more profitable; and …
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The policy of accelerated euro-integration sets stronger and stronger and in concrete dimensions the question for the dynamics of the Bulgarian export and its turning into a factor of the economic growth. The Bulgarian producers and exporter could not take advantage of the advantages of the...
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-Great Recession tariff-setting behavior of developing countries on products not subject to temporary trade barriers and does not …
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This note discusses capital controls using insights from the trade policy literature. It highlights some key issues … many goods and services are. As a result, much of the analysis pertaining to trade and trade policy in goods and services … applies with equal force to capital movements. Free trade is typically the best trade policy, no matter whether it is trade in …
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Can oil discovery shocks affect the demand for protectionism? An intertemporal model of Dutch disease indicates that if … the tradable sector is politically dominant then an oil discovery can induce protectionism. If the economy is also credit …
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