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border tax adjustment and eu ets quantitative assessment pdf
... two general categories of regions are distinguished developed countries, referred to as annex i countries and developing countries, referred to as non-annex i countries. worldscan data for the base year ... . grand coalition shows the impacts of an ambitious global mitigation effort, including large fast-growing countries as china, india and brazil. both impasse and grand coalition are associated with ...
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Microsoft Word - doc136.doc
... does not take into account the determinants in this process. still, if we assume fast growing industries and entry positively correlate than the results could indicate that the entry ... import penetration an increase in international trade intensifies competition between firms operating in different countries. in fact, the opening of the european market reduced transportation and transaction costs, ...
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Microsoft Word - demooij_lejour_a1.doc
... other accession countries, turkey receives a large share of fdi from non-oecd countries. as in the other accession countries, most foreign ... in turkey, which is partly due to a relatively fast growing population. gdp per capita grows annually by accession- 10, ... countries, the distance between the capitals of countries, a set of dummies, and the bilateral import and export tariffs between countries. ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc_tang.doc
... countries have younger populations than developed countries. especially fast-growing countries in asia may offer investment opportunities that promise a good rate of return. developed countries can thus invest their excess savings in developing countries ...
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N:\...\EINDVERSIE_deel1.w [PFP#1030632807]
... countries 114 contents 11 10.1 inequality for various countries average yearly change in income ratios relative wage and supply in the netherlands historical data and projections 122 11.1 growing ... consequence is that some countries may lose rather than gain. global trade liberalisation through the wto large sample of countries sample of fast-growing countries .... conditional on initial income .... ...
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bijz8.pdf
... between rather similar countries may be relatively modest compared to a comparison between more different countries. therefore, the united states and the united kingdom frequently act as benchmark countries. 1.2 ... moderation of real disposable incomes in the netherlands because of terms of trade losses and fast growing labour supply; in eastern germany because of a fall in the capital-labour ratio ...
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MNP-rapport 500114006 Post-2012 Climate Policy Scenarios
... in forming a grand coalition that includes not just the annex i countries, but also large, fast-growing developing countries such as china, india and brazil. a new climate mitigation regime follows ... (eu-25) or implemented (the usa and canada) and cdm is also continued. the large, fast-growing countries participate in cdm. the largest common denominator scenario is quantified as follows. eu-25 ...
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Research Memorandum (set-up)
... metal and chemical experienced tfp growth rates above the unweighted average (14%). the relatively fast growing sectors are not the largest sectors in the economy. the sector other services ... of r d and technology diffusion on productivity growth empirical evidence for 10 oecd countries , economic systems research, scherer, f.m. (1982). inter-industry technology flows and productivity measurement ...
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worldscan-core-version.pdf
... specialization patterns. however, this approach has some undesirable effects. it implies that relatively fast-growing countries can only penetrate world markets at the cost of substantial terms-of-trade ... approach is that it assumes that countries have a fixed product mix. however, the composition of goods changes gradually over time. relatively fast-growing countries may broaden their product mix ...
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How Large was the Credit Crunch in the OECD?
... effects for developed countries. in comparison, we focus on the impact of the recent crisis on the oecd countries. braun and larrain (2005) comprise a panel of about hundred countries spanning forty ... sectors that were growing at high rates before the crisis could have relied more on external finance than industries with lower growth rates. at the same time, fast-growing industries could have been ...
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