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Perfect competition and intra-industry trade [PDF]
Economics Letters, 2003 The paper presents a formal analysis which incorporates risk aversion to international trade. It is shown that risk-averse firms operating in perfectly competitive markets with uncertainty of demand tend to diversify markets which gives a basis for international trade in identical commodities between identical countries.
Ernest Aksen, Jacek Cukrowski
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1994
Intra-industry trade may be broadly defined as the situation where countries simultaneously import and export what are essentially the same products. So, for example, the United Kingdom both exports cars to Sweden and imports them. The European Community imports wheat from the United States and exports wheat to third countries.
Bo Södersten, Geoffrey Reed
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Intra-industry trade may be broadly defined as the situation where countries simultaneously import and export what are essentially the same products. So, for example, the United Kingdom both exports cars to Sweden and imports them. The European Community imports wheat from the United States and exports wheat to third countries.
Bo Södersten, Geoffrey Reed
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2004
Abstract A large share of world trade consists of intra-industry trade. This type of trade takes place when traders both import and export goods that have similar characteristics. Wine producing regions import wines produced from the same varieties grown in competing regions.
Luis A Rivera-Batiz, Maria-A Oliva
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Abstract A large share of world trade consists of intra-industry trade. This type of trade takes place when traders both import and export goods that have similar characteristics. Wine producing regions import wines produced from the same varieties grown in competing regions.
Luis A Rivera-Batiz, Maria-A Oliva
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Trade Costs and Intra-Industry Trade
Review of World Economics, 2006Formal economic modeling of intra-industry trade ignores transportation or, more broadly, trade costs. Yet, as Anderson and van Wincoop (2004) suggest, trade costs are quite large. This paper extends work by Bergstrand (1990) that addressed intra-industry trade in the explicit presence of trade costs. In the context of a Helpman–Krugman-cum-trade-costs
Bergstrand, Jeffrey H., Egger, Peter
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1989
During the two decades 1963–83, the value of total world exports increased by $1653 billion (from $154 billion in 1963 to $1807 billion in 1983). About 60 per cent of the 1983 total was exports of manufactured products. Since about 1963, the newly industrialising countries (NICs) have joined the league of exporters of manufactures, and by 1983 the ...
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During the two decades 1963–83, the value of total world exports increased by $1653 billion (from $154 billion in 1963 to $1807 billion in 1983). About 60 per cent of the 1983 total was exports of manufactured products. Since about 1963, the newly industrialising countries (NICs) have joined the league of exporters of manufactures, and by 1983 the ...
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, 2013 This paper develops a many-good, many-country model of international trade which combines Ricardian comparative advantage and increasing returns to scale. It is shown how the gains from trade depend on relative country sizes, trade cost, and the technological similarity between countries. Trade consists of both inter- and intra-industry trade.
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Intra-Industry Trade: The Australian Experience
International Economic Journal, 1992This paper presents an empirical analysis of intra-industry trade (IIT) in Australia's foreign trade. It is found that with regard to the extent and the incidence of IIT across industries Australia is a clear outlier among the developed countries. The long-stand- ing protectionist trade policy stance and high transport costs appear to exert significant
RAVINDRA RATNAYAKE +1 more
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This authoritative new collection presents a selection of previously published seminal articles that have led to the development of intra-industry trade theory and empirical research.
Kong Rui, Zhang Wencheng
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Kong Rui, Zhang Wencheng
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Collusive Intra-Industry Trade
The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1991This paper examines the phenomenon of intraindustry trade under the condition of firm collusion. It is shown that with homogeneous goods, no collusive intraindustry trade can occur. But if the products are differentiated, firms will achieve their joint monopoly profits by exporting to each other's market.
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Intra-industry Trade, Product Fragment [PDF]
, 2015 Thailand’s automotive industry has evolved from a small importsubstituting industry to a vibrant exporting one. It has contributed significantly and increasingly to the economy and intra-industry trade in Southeast Asia. The country also has experienced ‘qualitative’ change from simple production to technologically sophisticated activities.
Patarapong INTERAKUMNERD +1 more
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