The main purpose of this study is to illustrate, with a simple two-factor (skilled and unskilled labor) model, how a time-saving improvement in business-services trade benefitting from differences in time zones can have an impact on national factor markets. In doing so, we intend to capture the situation where the night-shift work in one country is replaced by the day-shift work in another country. In other words, we will show that, trade with time zone differences will result in shifts of the relative supplies and demands for skilled labor around the globe
In this paper we attempt to model virtual trade resulting from time zone differences in an otherwise...
This paper aims to explain that distance may not always be harmful for international trade, unlike t...
Based on Helpman et al. (2004) we propose a simple two-country (Home and Foreign) model with he...
The main purpose of this study is to illustrate, with a simple two-factor (skilled and unskilled lab...
The main purpose of this study is to illustrate, with a simple two-factor (skilled labor and unskill...
Time Zone difference induced changes in trade and factor prices are relatively new concerns in trade...
With the growing development in communication technology and increased fragmentation of production p...
Time Zone difference induced changes in trade and factor prices are relatively new concerns in trade...
The paper explains how service trade has been facilitated because of the availability and developmen...
This note proposes a two-country monopolistic competition model of service trade that captures the r...
An important source of trade with time zone differences is related to the “coincidence in time” aspe...
We propose a two-country growth model of intermediate business-services trade that captures the role...
We build a trade model with two countries located in different time zones, a monopolistically compet...
This paper proposes a three-country model of business services trade that captures the role of time ...
We build a trade model with two identical countries located in different time zones and a monopolist...
In this paper we attempt to model virtual trade resulting from time zone differences in an otherwise...
This paper aims to explain that distance may not always be harmful for international trade, unlike t...
Based on Helpman et al. (2004) we propose a simple two-country (Home and Foreign) model with he...
The main purpose of this study is to illustrate, with a simple two-factor (skilled and unskilled lab...
The main purpose of this study is to illustrate, with a simple two-factor (skilled labor and unskill...
Time Zone difference induced changes in trade and factor prices are relatively new concerns in trade...
With the growing development in communication technology and increased fragmentation of production p...
Time Zone difference induced changes in trade and factor prices are relatively new concerns in trade...
The paper explains how service trade has been facilitated because of the availability and developmen...
This note proposes a two-country monopolistic competition model of service trade that captures the r...
An important source of trade with time zone differences is related to the “coincidence in time” aspe...
We propose a two-country growth model of intermediate business-services trade that captures the role...
We build a trade model with two countries located in different time zones, a monopolistically compet...
This paper proposes a three-country model of business services trade that captures the role of time ...
We build a trade model with two identical countries located in different time zones and a monopolist...
In this paper we attempt to model virtual trade resulting from time zone differences in an otherwise...
This paper aims to explain that distance may not always be harmful for international trade, unlike t...
Based on Helpman et al. (2004) we propose a simple two-country (Home and Foreign) model with he...