JER, 第 11 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2006 |
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... optimal condition ( 11 ) and ( 12 ) , and extending to period t + 1 , we can obtain the following equations : dhi + ... optimal condition . On the other hand , the optimal flow of capital services ( Kt + 1ht + 1 ) grows because the ...
... optimal condition ( 11 ) and ( 12 ) , and extending to period t + 1 , we can obtain the following equations : dhi + ... optimal condition . On the other hand , the optimal flow of capital services ( Kt + 1ht + 1 ) grows because the ...
第 270 頁
... optimal initial subsidy under the lobbying activity is positive even in the second period , but lower than there is no lobbying . Proof . If we assume the ... optimal initial subsidy , we can derive the 270 Strategic Optimal Subsidy Policy.
... optimal initial subsidy under the lobbying activity is positive even in the second period , but lower than there is no lobbying . Proof . If we assume the ... optimal initial subsidy , we can derive the 270 Strategic Optimal Subsidy Policy.
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... optimal subsidy policy under the learning by doing with spillover and the lobbying activity . With these specifications , we showed that the optimal subsidies are lower than without them . The strategic behaviors by the home firm ...
... optimal subsidy policy under the learning by doing with spillover and the lobbying activity . With these specifications , we showed that the optimal subsidies are lower than without them . The strategic behaviors by the home firm ...
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