Competing for Capital Revisited
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Competing for Capital Revisited
6 It is virtually impossible to find governments that ceased. Page 3. Competing for Capital Revisited 3 using incentives, while the number of governments that ...
Competing for Capital Revisited - ResearchGate
Download Citation | Competing for Capital Revisited | Over the course of the 1980s, Japanese and US automakers built six new assembly plants in the United ...
Competing for capitals: the great fragmentation of the firm and ...
Economic globalization has pressured countries to compete with one another for firms' investment capital. Analyses of such competition draw ...
Competing for Capital - Georgetown University Press
Competing for Capital is one of the first books to analyze competition for investment in order to suggest ways of controlling the effects of capital mobility.
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Geneva: UNCTAD. Vagts, Detlev F. 1987. Foreign Investment Risk Reconsidered: The View from the 1980s. ICSID Review—Foreign Investment Law Journal 2 (1):1–18 ...
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Developing countries, therefore, compete with each other for getting a larger share of FDI inflows, personal remittances inflows, and channelising aid inflows ...
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The results suggest that, although product market competition marginally increases the impact of firm size on financial leverage, firm size ...
Competition and Unanimity Revisited - jstor
Competition and Unanimity Revisited. By Louis MAKOWSKI*. Some recent ... The production and capital structure deci- sions of any given firm do not ...
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The Ambiguity of Competition, Reconsidered - CounterPunch.org
... competitors. Many on the left associate these trends with unbridled economic freedom, global capital running wild in a world of “free trade ...
Revisiting the paradox of capital - CEPR
After intensifying through the 2000s until the Global Crisis, the 'uphill' flow of capital from poor to rich countries decelerated and has recently reversed.
Competition and Innovation Revisited: A Project-Level View
Abstract. We offer new evidence on the relationship between competition and innovation that overcomes two measurement difficulties ...
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equity capital in the theory models, bankruptcy would occur precisely when equity capital was depleted. Thus, the empirical risk measure is identical to the ...
The Outcompete World: Revisiting U.S. Economic Priorities ... - CSIS
Each of the above recommendations can help to recalibrate U.S. strategy for competition with China in LAC. However, unlocking U.S. capital ...
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We show that increasing competition in the oligopolistic market leads to ambiguous outcomes regarding the real income and consumer surplus in ...
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The Theory of Bank Risk Taking and Competition Revisited - jstor
(2001)). The second regulatory approach is to give bank equity holders a sufficiently large stake in their bank. This is accomplished by ...
Positive Long-Run Capital Taxation: Chamley-Judd Revisited
Journal of Public Economics 71 (1): 1–26. Judd, Kenneth L. 2002. “Capital-Income Taxation with Imperfect Competition.” American Economic. Review 92 (2): 417 ...