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We offer a method for assessing the progress of transition economies towards becoming market economies. A simple macroeconomic model is used which incorporates certain microeconomic features relevant to a transition economy that is introducing market-driven resource allocation. According to our...
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This article considers some of the problems which the globalization of the offshore oil supply industry pose for an industrialized host country. Although the vertical decomposition of the industry eases some entry problems for host country firms, substantial barriers to entry into the...
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We show that expansionary monetary policy causes exchange rate overshooting due to the secondary repercussion comes through the reaction of firms to changed asset prices and the firms’ decisions to invest in real capital. This overshooting effect adds to any overshooting that occurs through...
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The invited tender-bid procurement auction used by oil companies to procure intermediate inputs into oil gathering has to find solutions to several problems. Assesses the nature of these problems and the peculiarities of the operating rules designed to solve them. Develops an economic rationale...
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An investigation of exchange market pressure against the pound sterling during the inter-war period. The main findings are that a) the behavior of UK fundamentals relative to those of the USA help to explain exchange market pressure against the pound; b) during the run up to devaluation in...
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The thesis by HALLWOOD [1994] is compactly restated, showing that most of Love's points are either already encompassed, or, are useful extensions of it. Love's idea that production cost differences between firms are necessarily caused by transaction costs is rejected, as differences between...
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Competencies-based theories of the firm are extended beyond current literature - focused only on flow-markets, to the context of the efficient pricing of competencies as capital-assets. It is shown that the combination of insider information and complementarity to the insider's production...
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