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differentiation and trade in which duopolistic firms face quality-dependent costs and compete on quality and price in two segmented …
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In a model of vertical product differentiation, duopolistic firms face quality-dependent costs and compete on quality and price in two segmented markets. Minimum quality standards, set according to the principle of Mutual Recognition, can be used to increase welfare. The results of the one-shot...
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trade issues in the presence of country asymmetries in terms of product qualities, technology, costs, market size, and …
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trade issues in the presence of country asymmetries in terms of product qualities, technology, costs, market size and income …
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duties were to provide a systematic defense against predation by foreign firms, however, a strong ''fair-trade … duties that are generally observed in practice will often be insufficient. Consequently, the paper challenges the ''fair-trade … antidumping constitutes a new insidious form of protectionism and trade harassment, which is of particularly serious concerns for …
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and trade in which duopolistic firms face quality-dependent costs and compete in quality and price in two segmented …
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In a model of vertical product differentiation, duopolistic firms face qualitydependent costs and compete in quality and price in two segmented markets. Minimum quality standards, set according to the principle of Mutual Recognition, can be used to increase welfare. The results of the one-shot...
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differentiation and trade. Three alternative standard setting arrangements are considered: Full Harmonization, National Treatment and …
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In a model of vertical product differentiation, duopolistic firms face quality-dependent costs and compete on quality and price in two segmented markets. Minimum quality standards, set uniformly or according to the principle of mutual recognition, can be used to increase welfare. The analysis...
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