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Quantifying Gains from Trade 2 Additively Separable Preference 1 CES Preference 1 Heterogeneous Firms 1 Iceberg Trade Costs 1 Super- and Sub-Convexity 1 Super- and Subconcavity of Utility 1 Super- and Subconvexity of Demand 1 Supermodularity 1
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Mrazova, Monika 2 Neary, Peter 2
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Department of Economics, Oxford University 2
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Economics Series Working Papers / Department of Economics, Oxford University 2
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Together at Last: Trade Costs, Demand Structure, and Welfare
Neary, Peter; Mrazova, Monika - Department of Economics, Oxford University - 2014
We show that relaxing the assumption of CES preferences in monopolistic competition has surprising implications when trade is restricted.  Integrated and segmented markets behave differently, the latter typically exhibiting reciprocal dumping.  Globalization and lower trade costs have...
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Not so demanding: Preference structure, firm behavior, and welfare
Neary, Peter; Mrazova, Monika - Department of Economics, Oxford University - 2013
We introduce two new tools for relating preferences and demand to firm behavior and economic performance.  The "Demand Manifold" links the elasticity and convexity of an arbitrary demand function; the "Utility Manifold" links the elasticity and concavity of an arbitrary utility function. ...
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