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We examine how tax cuts that benefit some firms are related to the economic performance of their direct competitors. Consistent with tax cuts decreasing the cost of initiating competitive strategies, we find that a decrease in the tax burden for only a certain group of firms in the U.S. economy...
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competition depends on demand uncertainty, suppliers' asymmetry, and the magnitude of the externalities. Under low externalities …We study a model of competition with multiple suppliers who sell green technology products, such as electric vehicles … production quantities depending on the level of subsidies offered by the government. We quantify how competition affects …
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We examine how tax cuts that benefit some firms are related to the economic performance of their direct competitors. Consistent with tax cuts decreasing the cost of initiating competitive strategies, we find that a decrease in the tax burden for only a specific group of firms in the U.S. economy...
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This paper presents a general model of a competitive market with consumption externalities, and establishes the …
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create externalities among workers, since their utility upon accepting a contract depends on their team's performance and … therefore on their colleagues' productivity. We study the effects of such externalities in a competitive labor market if workers …-efficient separation of workers according to their productivity. We further find that externalities facilitate equilibrium existence, where …
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