[PDF] Top 20 Oligopolistic Competition, Firm Heterogeneity, and the Impact of International Trade

... The opening of international trade leads to an increased degree of competition, a lower price level, and the exit of least efficient firms.. Though average profit increases, not all the [r] ... See full document

... North-South trade between countries with different income levels, nonhomothetic preferences may be incorporated into the ...the impact of monetary policy and related issues, money and nominal rigidities may ... See full document

... of trade in which firms within the same sector differ in factor ...the impact of trade liberalization on welfare and ...of trade liberalization on firm selection is the focus of this ... See full document

... the impact of international trade in a general equilibrium model in which firms producing manufactured goods engage in oligopolistic competition and linkage effects are ...The ... See full document

... linking trade and growth: international knowledge spillovers, market size and competition, relative prices, and technology ...with firm heterogeneity, the link between trade ... See full document

... power impact economy-wide ...economy-wide trade-off between aggregate quantity and ...symmetric firm markets, where markups (or demand elas- ticities) do not matter for misallocations, as emphasized ... See full document

... initial firm-level sales, firm-level inputs, firms’ markups charged on sales to final demand, and firm-level average markups on interme- diate goods sales consistent with our ...The impact of ... See full document

... in trade costs (Haufler and Wooton, 1999); or technological backwardness (Fumagalli, ...indigenous firm is already operating in one of the countries (Bjorvatn and Eckel, 2006) or when countries compete for ... See full document

... within-sector heterogeneity in unit labor requirements as in Neary (2009)’s Ricardian model of international trade, giving room for a possible interaction between comparative advantages and strategic ... See full document

... tax competition drives the countries’ output subsidies down to ...own firm abroad where it will be subsidized by foreign ...the impact of national market-size asymmetries cannot be ... See full document

... consider international trade as one of the avenues for the third world economies to compete and come to economic parity with their developed ...the trade in these resources is beneficial to them is ... See full document

... to international trade ...an international duopoly approach, with- out focusing on the role of within-sector firm heterogeneities in general ...sector firm heterogeneities. Partial ... See full document

... the heterogeneity of the offered goods (services), which appears in the consequence of the differenti- ated consumer ...its heterogeneity and the size of the ... See full document

... free trade when trade costs are ...free trade versus regionalism in the presence of non-iceberg costs, however, is beyond the scope of the present ... See full document

... an impact on Bertrand ...Bertrand competition and marginal costs are constant, only if both managers are willing to give up more than one dollar of their profit to raise the average pro fi t of their ... See full document

... the impact of operational knowledge in both the model and in the data, the potential effect of selection on unobservables can be included, using the findings of Sørensen ...the firm is ...VCs’ impact ... See full document

... public firm has no disadvantage with regard to demand and cost, ...private firm from the point of view of economic ...public firm can ensure Pareto efficiency by following social welfare maximization ... See full document

... tax/subsidy competition given above: national governments must now face the possibility that domestic …rms will move production abroad if it is pro…table to do ... See full document

... On the other hand, as sociopolitical embeddedness involves both opportunities for and constraints on organizations, the combination of the two types of ties can also give rise to additional costs to focal companies. Our ... See full document

... each firm for each interval, by equating supply to demand at each ...the impact of the divestitures in the England and Wales market on the prices is analysed, by simulating the market capacity from the ... See full document