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just signaling for active involvement in lobbying action, since we find evidence that actual meeting attendance has a …
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shorter in the partner country. This result provides evidence on the involvement of industry lobbying in negotiation of … regional trade agreements and suggests that countries negotiating trade agreements are responsive to the interests of lobbying …
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This paper presents estimation of the Grossman-Helpman (1994) model for the EU. We try to address a number of pitfalls that surround the previous empirical literature. First, we suggest a new identification strategy that enables to single out politically organized sectors with specific regard to...
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This publication offers insights into analysis of factors affecting the tariff protection level, cross-sector differences regarding import tariffs. The analysis of differences in import duties applied to Russian industry has shown the importance of political factors in import tariff formation....
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To reduce pharmaceutical prices, some legislators have been trying to pass bills authorizing the reimportation of prescription drugs to the United States. Pharmaceutical companies oppose reimportation, by elaborating a message (foreign drugs are of lower quality than domestic drugs) to influence...
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We re-address the tradeoff between centralized and decentralized decision making of local policies when policymakers are subject to capture by special interest groups. In particular, we consider the case where lobbies have private information about their ability to exert influence. We find a new...
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lobbying from vocal interest groups rather than majority voting shapes migration policies in the EU. …
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either a higher lobbying sensitivity to the foreign firm or a more susceptibility of politicians to lobbying are sufficient …. In contrast, under a FTA, if politicians are very susceptible to lobbying, the results appear to be ambiguous. …
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