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981“...This paper suggests that schemes used within developing countries to allocate textile export quota among domestic producers typically have more severe negative...”
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982by Levin, Jay H Published in Review of international economics (01.02.1996)“...This paper develops a model of exchange‐rate dynamics characterized by inflationary expectations held with perfect foresight, sticky wages, and sluggish output...”
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983by Bughin, Jacques Rene Jean Published in Review of international economics (1996)“...This paper reexamines the relationship between the Marshall-Lerner (M-L) condition and the effects of exchange rate movements on the trade balance, by...”
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984“...We examine trend breaks and unit roots in aggregate and per capita real GDP for mine newly industrializing (NIC) and newly exporting (NEC) countries in east...”
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985by Thompson, Henry Published in Review of international economics (01.10.1996)“...When Akira Takayama passed away this winter, the economics profession lost one of its most productive and most passionate members. This memoir catalogues...”
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987by Bernhofen, Daniel M Published in Review of international economics (01.02.1996)“...This paper investigates the interrelationship between a firm's incentive to engage in international predatory pricing and its domestic vertical industry ties...”
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988by Phillips, Kerk L Published in Review of international economics (01.02.1996)“...This paper explores the empirical relationship of net exports, domestic output, and foreign output. It presents evidence supporting a consumption‐smoothing...”
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989by Durkin, John T Published in Review of international economics (01.06.1996)“...This paper analyzes a formal, dynamic model of the center‐periphery problem. The model features falling relative demand for agricultural goods, a higher rate...”
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990“...The Maastricht Treaty calls for a single European money in the third and final stage of European monetary integration. The purpose of this paper is to infer...”
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991“...This paper examines the implications of various contracting alternatives between exporting and importing firms on the volume of international transactions. the...”
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992“...The connection between changes in commodity prices and the distribution of income is a question of active interest since the 1941 Stolper‐Samuelson Theorem. In...”
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993by Csaplar, Wilfrid W Published in Review of international economics (01.10.1995)“...This paper uses a two‐country, two‐good, conjectural‐variations model of trade to show that a quota war will not end in autarky as Rodriguez (1974) and Tower...”
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994by Leger, Lawrence A Published in Review of international economics (01.10.1995)“...A modified Heckscher‐Ohlin‐Samuelson model is used in which industries are allocated by historical accident to geographical regions and agents care about their...”
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995by Mohr, Ernst Published in Review of international economics (01.02.1995)“...We investigate the joint occurrence of international intertemporal trade and international environmental‐permit trade, both of which are subject to country...”
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996by Dick, Andrew R Published in Review of international economics (01.02.1996)“...Postwar “managed‐trade” policies feature low baseline tariffs combined with selective nontariff protection. This paper interprets managed trade as a rational...”
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998by Jans, Ivette Wall, Howard J Hariharan, Govind Published in Review of international economics (01.06.1995)“...Voluntary export restraints are often administered in such a way that each firm's post‐VER output allocation is positively related to its output under free...”
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999by Schweinberger, Albert G Published in Review of international economics (01.06.1995)“...Any (finite) number of privately produced public goods are incorporated into a general trade‐theory model of private goods and factors. Postulating...”
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1000“...We present a model of export rivalry in vertically related markets where a DC firm produces a high‐quality good as well as a key input utilized by an LDC firm...”