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Some Trade Theorems with a Public Intermediate Good

The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1992
This paper considers the implications for the Stolper-Samuelson and Rybczynski theorems of a pure public intermediate good. Necessary and sufficient conditions for the theorems to hold in their strong versions are derived. They show a close formal resemblance to those known from the model with variable returns to scale internal to industries.
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The theorems of international trade under generalized uncertainty

Journal of International Economics, 1980
Abstract A number of authors have extended the theorems of international trade to the case where the output of the various production processes (for pre-set inputs) is random. But they limited their analysis to a very special type of technological randomness known in the financial literature as ‘scalar uncertainty’.
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Trade theorems in a model of vertical production chain

International Review of Economics & Finance, 2009
Abstract This paper investigates the Rybczynski theorem, the Stolper–Samuelson theorem, and the Heckscher–Ohlin theorem in a two-factor vertical production chain model of trade. For this purpose, capital is introduced into the model of Yano and Dei [Yano, M., & Dei, F. (2003). Trade, vertical production chain, and competition policy.
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The theorems of international trade in time-phased economies

Journal of International Economics, 1979
Abstract Numerous recent studies conclude that the basic results of the Heckscher-Ohlin theory are vitiated by ‘capital’: a collection of heterogeneous produced means of production. where production takes time and the interest rate is positive. This paper examines the sensitivity of the four basic theorems to the presence of capital and concludes ...
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Costly Information Processing and the No-Trade Theorem

This paper revisits the no-trade theorem by explicitly modeling a margin that is usually kept implicit: agents must be able to process the informational content of what they observe without cost. The paper formalizes the argument in a minimal bilateral risky-asset environment with a two-stage structure.
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No‐Trade Theorems, Competitive Asset Pricing, and Bubbles

2001
Abstract Ch. 2 first exposes the reader to a more tractable notion of common knowledge and the intuition behind proofs of the different no‐trade theorems. The no‐trade theorems state the specific conditions under which differences in information alone do not lead to trade.
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Cancer risk among World Trade Center rescue and recovery workers: A review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Andrew Todd, Charles Hall, Paolo Boffetta   +2 more
exaly  

A Note on Some Theorems in the Theory of International Trade [PDF]

Eastern Economic Journal, 1989
This note provides a unified set of diagrammatic proofs for several fundamental theorems in the modern theory of international trade. A complete diagrammatic context depicting the necessary relations between relative product prices, relative factor prices, factor intensities, and real factor earnings is constructed and then used to provide simple ...
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A Comment of Verrecchia's No Trading "Theorem"

Journal of Accounting Research, 1984
Nils H. Hakansson, J. Gregory Kunkel, James A. Ohlson   +2 more
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When Do Firms Trade Patents?

Organization Science, 2022
Jung H Kwon, Shu Deng, Haemin Dennis Park   +2 more
exaly