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countries engage in asymmetric trade. We obtain explicit links between persistent gaps in productivity growth and the incentives … subsidize hinges on slower productivity growth and is disconnected from the importers' incentive to tax resource inflows i ….e., rent extraction. Moreover, faster productivity growth exacerbates the im- porters' incentive to tax, beyond the rent …
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Contrary to traditional neoclassical growth models, recent decades have seen a number of developing economies running sizable current account surpluses. In response to "new mercantilist" explanations of this phenomenon that relate holdings of foreign assets to higher levels of economic growth,...
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of openness on innovation incentives and productivity growth. Finally, our model predicts that a more globalized world …
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. Protectionist measures generate large dynamic losses by distorting the impact of openness on innovation incentives and productivity …
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This paper studies the importance of incentives as a determinant of international trade flows. We argue that barter, countertrade and foreign direct investment can be seen as efficient institutions that mitigate contractual hazards which arise in technology trade, marketing and imperfect capital...
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spillovers raise productivity of R&D in the exposed sector. The higher the productivity gap the more profitable investment in R …&D will be. As a result labor productivity in the production department of the exposed sector rises fast. The sheltered sector … realizes no productivity increases but gains because the terms of trade rise in favor of non-tradables. In the long run the …
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Previous research on optimal R&D subsidies has focussed on the long run. This paper characterizes the optimal time path of R&D subsidization in a semi-endogenous growth model, by exploiting a recently developed numerical method. Starting from the steady state under current R&D subsidization in...
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