Using a three‐sector general equilibrium model with non‐traded goods, we investigate the impact of foreign direct investment on the real wages of skilled and unskilled workers. We show that foreign direct investment increases the real wages of skilled and unskilled workers alike, but widens the gap between the two under plausible conditions
We use a general equilibrium model of trade to show that technical improvement may indeed cause a fa...
Evidence shows that most foreign direct investment (FDI) flows from developed to developed countries...
A three-sector, three-factor general equilibrium model is developed for a small open developing econ...
The existing theoretical literature does not take into consideration the existence of non-traded goo...
This paper explores four empirical relationships reflecting the impact of foreign trade on the emplo...
We provide an analysis of the impact of migration on the skilled- unskilled wage gap. In particular,...
Abstract: The existing theoretical literature does not take into consideration the existence of non-...
The paper develops a three-sector general equilibrium model that can explain simultaneous existence ...
It is commonly believed that an increase in international trade reduces the wages of unskilled worke...
We study the impacts of terms trade changes on absolute and the real wages of skilled and unskilled ...
This study examines worker compensation effects of foreign direct investment (FDI) activity in US no...
This paper is devoted to examine the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and wage i...
Graduation date: 2003Foreign direct investment (FDI), the movement of long-term capital,\ud has been...
The United States labor market is undergoing seismic changes as it becomes more intertwined with the...
For three years after the typical emerging economy opens its stock market to inflows of foreign capi...
We use a general equilibrium model of trade to show that technical improvement may indeed cause a fa...
Evidence shows that most foreign direct investment (FDI) flows from developed to developed countries...
A three-sector, three-factor general equilibrium model is developed for a small open developing econ...
The existing theoretical literature does not take into consideration the existence of non-traded goo...
This paper explores four empirical relationships reflecting the impact of foreign trade on the emplo...
We provide an analysis of the impact of migration on the skilled- unskilled wage gap. In particular,...
Abstract: The existing theoretical literature does not take into consideration the existence of non-...
The paper develops a three-sector general equilibrium model that can explain simultaneous existence ...
It is commonly believed that an increase in international trade reduces the wages of unskilled worke...
We study the impacts of terms trade changes on absolute and the real wages of skilled and unskilled ...
This study examines worker compensation effects of foreign direct investment (FDI) activity in US no...
This paper is devoted to examine the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and wage i...
Graduation date: 2003Foreign direct investment (FDI), the movement of long-term capital,\ud has been...
The United States labor market is undergoing seismic changes as it becomes more intertwined with the...
For three years after the typical emerging economy opens its stock market to inflows of foreign capi...
We use a general equilibrium model of trade to show that technical improvement may indeed cause a fa...
Evidence shows that most foreign direct investment (FDI) flows from developed to developed countries...
A three-sector, three-factor general equilibrium model is developed for a small open developing econ...