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The Rybczynski Theorem in a Model with Non-Traded Goods and Indecomposable Inter-Industry Flows

International Economic Review, 1979
According to the Rybczynski [1955] theorem, applied to the standard twocountry, two-good, two-factor model, an increase in one factor will result in aln absolute rise in the output of the commodity which is relatively intensive in the increased factor, and to an absolute fall ill the output of the other commodity.
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INTER‐INDUSTRY DIFFERENCES IN THE RESPONSE OF TRADE CREDIT TO CHANGES IN MONETARY POLICY

Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, 1985
Trade Credit is an important source of finance for firms and with increasing emphasis being placed on monetary policy in recent years in many western countries it is important to examine thk relationship between trade credit and monetary policy. This study uses a large firm‐based data series to examine various hypotheses concerning the impact and ...
Brian Chiplin, Mike Wright
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Party Competition and the Inter-Industry Structure of US Trade Protection

Political Science Research and Methods, 2016
Why do some declining industries receive more compensation through protectionist policies than others, even without actively engaging in lobbying? How does the political representation of industries affect their chances for protectionist relief? This paper argues that political parties seek to optimize electoral returns through the strategic allocation
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The Gains from Inter-Industry Trade, the Distribution of Income, and Adjustment

1994
In Chapters 2–4 we have been largely concerned with the positive effects of inter-industry trade — how the move from autarky to free trade will change commodity prices, industry outputs, production costs, factor utilisation, and factor prices. We have however also paid attention to the likely effects on social welfare through our use of community ...
Bo Södersten, Geoffrey Reed
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Intra-industry versus inter-industry trade: Relevance for adjustment costs

Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, 1997
their path-breaking work, Grubel and Lloyd (1975) observed that intra-industry trade (IIT) is a high proportion of total trade among industrialised countries. This was not expected on the basis of existing theories of international trade. The Grubel and Lloyd work then led to the development of a number of theoretical explanations of HT (see Helpman ...
Menon, Jayant, Dixon, Peter B.
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Intra-industry trade and inter-industry specialization as concurrent sources of International Trade in manufactures

Review of World Economics, 1978
Intra-industrieller Handel und interindustrielle Spezialisierung als Ursachen des internationalen Handels mit Industrieerzeugnissen. — Der Hauptzweck dieses Aufsatzes ist es, zur besseren Einschatzung der empirischen Relevanz von Intra-Handel und industrieller Spezialisierung als gleichzeitige Quellen des internationalen Handels mit ...
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THE EFFECT OF INTER-INDUSTRY TRADE ON COMPETITIVENESS; AN EVALUATION IN THE CONTEXT OF TURKEY

2022
AbstractConsidering that the competitiveness of a country's industries is determined by many micro and macro factors, Intra-Industry Trade (IIT) in an industry determines many features of this industry such as supply-demand, product price and quality, competition and in this context affects the competitiveness of the industry.
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Variable Factor Proportions and Inter-Industry Flows in the theory of International Trade

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1963
I. Introduction, 129. — II. The production possibility with interindustry flows and substitutable primary factors, 130. — III. A two-product diagrammatic illustration, 132. — IV. The marginal rate of transformation along the input-output opportunity cost curve, 133. — V. The generalized theory of factor-price equalization, 135. — VI.
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STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE: INTER-INDUSTRY SHIFTS IN COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE [PDF]

Studies in Business and Economics, 2012
The contemporary industrial configuration centered on intra-firm trade and cross border commodity chains has made comparative advantage look like a rusty concept. Prior to globalization, shifts in comparative advantage would occur mainly across industries, causing clear-cut changes in countries’ specialization patterns.
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Trade Show Participation

Journal of Professional Services Marketing, 1988
Casimir Barczyk, George Glisan, William Lesch   +2 more
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