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I study welfare and distributional effects of import tariffs in a two-country asymmetric general oligopolistic equilibrium trade model. Tariffs have an anti-competitive effect that reduces labor demand because firms want to shorten supply. Unilaterally increasing the import tariff in absence of...
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"committed" government. Moreover, when the domestic government is allowed to use an R&D subsidy, that may or may not be …
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examine endogenous timing in the framework of Cournot-Stackelberg duopoly when firms decide in the first stage whether to set …
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"committed" government. Moreover, when the domestic government is allowed to use an R&D subsidy, that may or may not be …
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We analyse the effects of simple strategic trade policy in a duopoly with vertical product differentiation where firms … market is in a less developed country and when it possesses the characteristics of a natural duopoly. That is, the size of …
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optimal policy involves an export tax instead of a subsidy. If firms commit to vertical structure before governments commit to …
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This paper studies how cross-sector strategic trade policy affects wages, country-wide profits, and welfare. I develop a simple model of two-country continuum-of-sectors general oligopolistic equilibrium. Demands are linear and sectors involve one domestic firm competing on quantity with its...
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can choose whether or not to subsidize domestic firms. Firms compete in a Cournot duopoly, and they know the subsidy …
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has a higher subsidy or a lower tax rate than an inefficient one. In the home market model under free trade, the firm … industry is always granted some positive level of protection, and a production-tax-cum-import-subsidy policy is never optimal …
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