Procompetitive Gains from Trade and Comparative Advantage

Schweinberger, Albert G.

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“…The CES structure rules out non-unitary price elasticities of marginal revenue, and hence rules out anti-competitive effects of price changes. See Schweinberger (1996) on the concepts of pro-and anti-competitive effects.…”

Section: International Tradementioning

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Entrepreneurship and conflict generating product price changes

Schweinberger

Woodland

2015

European Economic Review

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Section: International Tradementioning

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Entrepreneurship and conflict generating product price changes

Schweinberger

Woodland

2015

European Economic Review

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“…9;Helpman andKrugman, 1985, ch. 5 andSchweinberger, 1996). On the other hand, skeptical views have been expressed since Graham (1923) about the gains from trade under increasing returns and imperfect competition (see e.g.…”

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Market, Trade and Welfare in General Equilibrium

Ohyama

1999

Japanese Econ Rev

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This paper develops a tractable general equilibrium model of an economy with an arbitrary number of industries under increasing returns to scale and imperfect competition. The market structure of the model economy is expressed by two basic sets of parameters: the degree of competition, and the markup ratio prevailing in each industry. The government is supposed to control the degree of competition through antitrust policy and the markup ratio through entry policy. Using this model, I reexamine the results of traditional competitive equilibrium analysis and explore the effects of competition policies on economic welfare and international trade. JEL Classi®cation Numbers: D43, D50, F11, F12, L13, L41.

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Einkommensverteilung, unfreiwillige Arbeitslosigkeit, Wachstum und internationaler Handel

Schweinberger

2001

Beiträge Zur Mikro- Und Zur Makroökonomik

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Procompetitive Gains from Trade and Comparative Advantage

Cited by 9 publications

References 32 publications

Entrepreneurship and conflict generating product price changes

Entrepreneurship and conflict generating product price changes

Market, Trade and Welfare in General Equilibrium

Einkommensverteilung, unfreiwillige Arbeitslosigkeit, Wachstum und internationaler Handel

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