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Expectational errors and bankruptcy

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Examining the properties of vintage models of production

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The influence of foreign factor prices and international taxation on fixed investment in the UK

Young, Garry - National Institute of Economic and Social Research

This paper examines the influence of foreign factor prices and international corporate taxation on domestic fixed investment in the UK. There is a large literature which examines the effects of taxes and factor prices on transnational investment. This paper extends this analysis by showing in...

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