This paper extends the basic intra-industry trade model, Brander and Spencer (1985), in two directions. A weight is included in the foreign government’s payoff function, similar to Collie (1997), which alters the traditional policy choice when this weight is different than one. We also require each firm’s output choice be nonnegative. These constraints and the weighted payoff function lead to several Nash equilibria that have not been analyzed in the intra-industry trade literature. Our analysis helps explain why industries satisfying the necessary conditions for intra-industry trade patterns may not actually display such trade patterns. [F12, F13, C72
Research background: This paper extends the early papers by Brander (1981) and Brander and Krugman (...
This paper develops a many-good, many-country model of international trade which combines Ricardian ...
The theoretical consensus supporting free trade has been challenged in the 1980s by new developments...
This paper extends the basic intra-industry trade model, Brander and Spencer (1985), in two directio...
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A standard critique of the strategic, two-stage industrial and trade policy models is that trade pol...
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We study the strategic interaction between two firms competing in quantites which decide whether ex...
The first chapter considers a two-country two-sector third-market Cournot competition model to show ...
The first chapter considers a two-country two-sector third-market Cournot competition model to show ...
We study the strategic interaction between two firms competing in quantites which decide whether ex...
This paper presents a model of international trade that features heterogeneous firms, relative endow...
This Paper builds a dynamic industry model with heterogeneous firms that explains why international ...
A standard critique of the strategic, two-stage industrial and trade policy models is that trade pol...
This paper studies how cross-sector strategic trade policy affects wages, country-wide profits, and ...
Research background: This paper extends the early papers by Brander (1981) and Brander and Krugman (...
This paper develops a many-good, many-country model of international trade which combines Ricardian ...
The theoretical consensus supporting free trade has been challenged in the 1980s by new developments...
This paper extends the basic intra-industry trade model, Brander and Spencer (1985), in two directio...
Conventional trade theory assumes perfect competition among firms and makes on balance a strong case...
A standard critique of the strategic, two-stage industrial and trade policy models is that trade pol...
We study the strategic interaction between two firms competing in quantites which decide whether ex...
We study the strategic interaction between two firms competing in quantites which decide whether ex...
The first chapter considers a two-country two-sector third-market Cournot competition model to show ...
The first chapter considers a two-country two-sector third-market Cournot competition model to show ...
We study the strategic interaction between two firms competing in quantites which decide whether ex...
This paper presents a model of international trade that features heterogeneous firms, relative endow...
This Paper builds a dynamic industry model with heterogeneous firms that explains why international ...
A standard critique of the strategic, two-stage industrial and trade policy models is that trade pol...
This paper studies how cross-sector strategic trade policy affects wages, country-wide profits, and ...
Research background: This paper extends the early papers by Brander (1981) and Brander and Krugman (...
This paper develops a many-good, many-country model of international trade which combines Ricardian ...
The theoretical consensus supporting free trade has been challenged in the 1980s by new developments...