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Social Science Research Network, 2019
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Theoretical Economics Letters, 2014
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Journal of Economic Integration, Mar 15, 1997
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Canadian Journal of Economics, Jul 9, 2008
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The American Economic Review, 1991
Today, in many industrial countries, gov-ernment purchases of goods and services reach 20 percent... more Today, in many industrial countries, gov-ernment purchases of goods and services reach 20 percent or more of gross domestic product.' Governments typically wield their purchases as a policy tool, favoring domestic over foreign suppliers. By doing so, they aim to return tax ...
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International Economic Review, Aug 1, 1991
This paper presents a model of brain drain which emphasizes scale econo-mies in advanced educatio... more This paper presents a model of brain drain which emphasizes scale econo-mies in advanced education. We demonstrate that brain drain raises the education and income levels of a host country. However, contrary to the presumption that brain drain hurts the unskilled ...
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Journal of Development Economics, Jun 1, 1993
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International Journal of Economic Theory, Nov 7, 2018
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Social Science Research Network, 2009
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International Economic Review, Aug 1, 2009
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International Economic Journal, Jun 1, 1993
This paper examines the welfare effect of economic growth for a small country which restricts int... more This paper examines the welfare effect of economic growth for a small country which restricts international trade within the Ricardo-Vinter model. We find immesering growth impossible under quantity restrictions regardless of sector-specificity of capital and nationality of owership. Furthermore, we find that when quality restrictions on imports cannot be altered the (second-best) optimal rate of tax on foreign capital is zero. The implications of this result, which contrasts with that of Brecher and Findlay, are discussed.[F 11, F20]
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RePEc: Research Papers in Economics, 1993
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RePEc: Research Papers in Economics, 1990
If either (i) domestic residents hold shares of the foreign firm or (ii) foreigners hold shares o... more If either (i) domestic residents hold shares of the foreign firm or (ii) foreigners hold shares of the domestic firm, an export subsidy can reduce rather than increase national welfare within the Brander-Spencer model. Two sufficient conditions for such a case are presented. Also discussed are the optimal export policies in the presence of international cross shareholdings. [F 12]
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Social Science Research Network, 2019
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Journal of Economic Integration, Mar 15, 1997
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The American Economic Review, 1991
Today, in many industrial countries, gov-ernment purchases of goods and services reach 20 percent... more Today, in many industrial countries, gov-ernment purchases of goods and services reach 20 percent or more of gross domestic product.' Governments typically wield their purchases as a policy tool, favoring domestic over foreign suppliers. By doing so, they aim to return tax ...
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International Economic Review, Aug 1, 1991
This paper presents a model of brain drain which emphasizes scale econo-mies in advanced educatio... more This paper presents a model of brain drain which emphasizes scale econo-mies in advanced education. We demonstrate that brain drain raises the education and income levels of a host country. However, contrary to the presumption that brain drain hurts the unskilled ...
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Journal of Development Economics, Jun 1, 1993
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International Economic Journal, Jun 1, 1993
This paper examines the welfare effect of economic growth for a small country which restricts int... more This paper examines the welfare effect of economic growth for a small country which restricts international trade within the Ricardo-Vinter model. We find immesering growth impossible under quantity restrictions regardless of sector-specificity of capital and nationality of owership. Furthermore, we find that when quality restrictions on imports cannot be altered the (second-best) optimal rate of tax on foreign capital is zero. The implications of this result, which contrasts with that of Brecher and Findlay, are discussed.[F 11, F20]
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If either (i) domestic residents hold shares of the foreign firm or (ii) foreigners hold shares o... more If either (i) domestic residents hold shares of the foreign firm or (ii) foreigners hold shares of the domestic firm, an export subsidy can reduce rather than increase national welfare within the Brander-Spencer model. Two sufficient conditions for such a case are presented. Also discussed are the optimal export policies in the presence of international cross shareholdings. [F 12]
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