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competition and access price regulation broadband market pdf
... based firms. when the access price is positive, on the other hand, it subsidizes the output of infrastructure-based firms, including the incumbent. if the service-based firms and infrastructure-based firms ...
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Microsoft Word - Abstract.docx
... a sample that contains a panel of about 2,500 non-financial local firms and 324 foreign-owned firms that are active in 22 countries and 16 manufacturing industries (at the ... anthony. 1980. technology transfer to overseas subsidiaries by u.s.-based firms'. quarterly journal of economics markusen, james r. 2002. multinational firms and the theory of international trade. mit press, cambridge ma. ...
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Microsoft Word - notitie_xxx.doc
... producer services, it leads to higher input prices for eu-based firms. 2.2 the proposed eu directive on the internal ... oecd (2003). 15 annex ii examples of policy heterogeneity domains based on the oecd regulation database policy heterogeneity domain more ... to restrict competition and hence prevent effective access of foreign firms (foreign owned or controlled) to such markets, can the latter have ...
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memo1830.pdf
... bs industry would be based on a simple shift of existing in-house services jobs from other sectors to bs firms then we ... services. given the heterogeneity of firms and their in-house services this in fact requires a broad survey-based research method using firm-level ... arm's length trade in services. the specialisation by some knowledge-based firms is such that even the size of most national markets is ...
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List of publications of aml.pdf
... in developing economies, de economist (coauthors guido van steen and hans timmer). source-based versus residence-based capital-income taxes in a dynamic model, european journal of political economy ( ... manders). cpb documents, discussion papers and others uncertainty and the export decisions of dutch firms, cpb discussion paper 183, 2011 (coauthor harold creusen). economische en monetaire unie in ...
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Microsoft Word - Charting CPB's course.doc
... formal status in the decision process on infrastructural projects, but also for investment in knowledge-based projects. although the conclusions of our analyses are again quite influential, the ultimate decision deviates ... the mimosi and mimic models) and for a project on the diffusion of knowledge across firms and borders. the bureau has promising contacts with resources for the future and the world ...
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Microsoft Word - cv201101.doc
... , this project aimed at establishing a regular cycle of integrated national accounts for pakistan, based on the methodology un system of national accounts. the project was carried out by ... . main tasks policy-oriented research on physical aspects of the dutch economy, such as firms' demand for space, infrastructural projects (cost-benefit analysis), and the housing market; drafting. november ...
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bijlage_jaarrapportage2008.pdf
... growth european strategies in global economy, 7-9 juli, toulouse. kox, h.l.m., heterogeneous firms in dutch exports, cpb, 3 juni 2008, den haag. kox, h.l.m., relatie tussen ... on innovation, sustainability and policy, 11-13 september 2008, bordeaux. rojas-romagosa, h.a., consumption-based inequality measurement. research workshop of the iide, university of zaragoza, 21-23 februari 2008, zaragoza ...
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paper-flex-martin-2.pdf
... be particularly important for job destruction among declining firms, less efficient firms tend to experience greater job losses; but among expanding firms, more efficient ones do not generally create ... cross-industry empirical studies is that it exploits within-country differences between industries based on the interaction between country and industry characteristics. thus, the approach allows ...
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Discussion paper
... (2004) conclude that there is a strong persistence in exporting by firms. exporting firms continue exporting over time and non-exporting firms continue to focus on the domestic market. bernard et al. (2009 ... not obvious. first of all, governments could decide to support firms because market entry is high. second, this decision could be based on the size of the market and or market opportunities ...
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