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We propose a dynamic model of an oligopoly industry characterized by spatial competition between multi-store retailers …
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and other firms increases with competition. …
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This paper estimates the impact of public investment on regional economic growth and convergence at the NUTS III level in Greece. Using a new database of public expenditure per region for the period 1978-2007, it proposes a model which captures not just the impact of public investment in Greek...
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We apply program evaluation methods to analyze the effectiveness of two types of preferential regional policy programs in China's manufacturing sector. Economic and Technological Development Zones (ETDZs) aim to facilitate firms' internationalization strategies. Science and Technology Industrial...
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theory of changing comparative advantages in a growing world economy to show the effects on trade of taking into account the …
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In this Paper we argue that the political incentives that resource endowments generate are the key to understanding whether or not they are a curse. We show: (1) politicians tend to over-extract natural resources relative to the efficient extraction path because they discount the future too...
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harmful tax competition in the field of environmental regulation; and (v) how international disputes can be resolved. …
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some applications of our theory such as impulse buying, destruction of the environment and preservation of endangered …
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trust in their future decision'. Second, we prove that competition between agents for the same activity can be beneficial …
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If some, but not all, countries are cooperating to reduce CO2 emissions, it can be argued that: A high carbon tax on carbon-intensive tradable sectors in the cooperating countries will reduce the production of goods from these sectors, and therefore CO2 emissions, in those countries. This will...
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