TThe study analyzes the lobby participation decision of a firm in the heterogeneous firms model. To endogenize the lobby participation decision at firm-level, an additional stage in the standard political economy of trade policy framework has been introduced. This additional stage entails information about the lobby participation decision of a firm. By assuming fixed and sunk costs associated with lobby participation, we have shown that the firm with productivity above a threshold level can only afford to engage in the lobby. Moreover, the lobby participation decision depends not only on the participation cost but also on the market size and the benefits of lobbying. Our results conform to empirical findings related to the lobbying particip...
A two-country, two-firm model has been developed to study equilibrium lobbying positions in intra-in...
Lobby interaction and trade policy. Tatyana Chesnokova. The University of Adelaide, School of Econom...
This paper analyzes endogenous lobbying over a unidimensional policy issue. Individuals differ in po...
Work in progress Please do not cite or circulate without permission This version: March 7, 2013 Rece...
The structure of protection across sectors is usually interpreted as the result of competition among...
This paper develops a two-country, two-firm model to study equilibrium lobbying positions in intra-i...
This paper presents a two-stage lobbying competition model of tariff determination. In the first sta...
How is economic policy made? In this paper we study a key determinant of the answer to the question:...
Using firm level data from the U.S. steel industry, we find that lobbying for import protection is h...
We study the role of firms in the political economy of trade agreements. Using detailed information ...
How is economic policy made? In this paper we study a key determinant of the answer to the question:...
Endowment based economic models with constant returns to scale and perfect competition have been a p...
This paper employs a novel data set on lobbying expenditures to measure the degree of within-sector ...
This paper employs a novel data set on lobbying expenditures to measure the degree of political orga...
This paper presents a simple two-stage lobbying competition model of tariff determination. In the fi...
A two-country, two-firm model has been developed to study equilibrium lobbying positions in intra-in...
Lobby interaction and trade policy. Tatyana Chesnokova. The University of Adelaide, School of Econom...
This paper analyzes endogenous lobbying over a unidimensional policy issue. Individuals differ in po...
Work in progress Please do not cite or circulate without permission This version: March 7, 2013 Rece...
The structure of protection across sectors is usually interpreted as the result of competition among...
This paper develops a two-country, two-firm model to study equilibrium lobbying positions in intra-i...
This paper presents a two-stage lobbying competition model of tariff determination. In the first sta...
How is economic policy made? In this paper we study a key determinant of the answer to the question:...
Using firm level data from the U.S. steel industry, we find that lobbying for import protection is h...
We study the role of firms in the political economy of trade agreements. Using detailed information ...
How is economic policy made? In this paper we study a key determinant of the answer to the question:...
Endowment based economic models with constant returns to scale and perfect competition have been a p...
This paper employs a novel data set on lobbying expenditures to measure the degree of within-sector ...
This paper employs a novel data set on lobbying expenditures to measure the degree of political orga...
This paper presents a simple two-stage lobbying competition model of tariff determination. In the fi...
A two-country, two-firm model has been developed to study equilibrium lobbying positions in intra-in...
Lobby interaction and trade policy. Tatyana Chesnokova. The University of Adelaide, School of Econom...
This paper analyzes endogenous lobbying over a unidimensional policy issue. Individuals differ in po...