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improve the business conditions in one country have negative productivity and welfare effects on the trading partner. Second …
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small losses to Armenia primarily due to a loss of productivity from lost varieties of technologies from the Rest of the …
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improve the business conditions in one country have negative productivity and welfare effects on the trading partner. Second …
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improve the business conditions in one country have negative productivity and welfare effects on the trading partner. Second …
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small losses to Armenia primarily due to a loss of productivity from lost varieties of technologies from the Rest of the …
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This article aims to analyze the effects of trade policies on the pattern of regional inequalities within a country. It is inspired, firstly, by the debate concerning the role of protectionist policies in the development of a pattern of striking regional inequalities during the Spanish...
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competition. Industries with more firm heterogeneity have greater potential for cooperation, provided that the lower productivity …
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Trade and investment can be effective means of implementation of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda. However, stand-alone trade and investment liberalization policies aimed at enhancing economic development may have negative side-effects on non-economic facets of sustainable development. As...
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We consider an international cartel whose members interact repeatedly in their own as well as in third-country segmented markets. Cartel discipline-an inverse measure of the degree of competition between firms-is endogenously determined by the cartel's incentive compatibility constraint (ICC),...
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Globalization disrupted the seemingly solid construction emerged in the aftermath of WW II, called the international trade system. For over fifty years, the system grew constantly thanks to the increasing number of countries that joint it as well as to its ubiquitously-accepted rules. For better...
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