JER, 第 11 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2006 |
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... subsidy it receives in the second period : ds2 / dx1 > 0 . Proposition 1. When there is inward spillover learning - by - doing from a foreign firm towards a home ... subsidy model and Leahy and Neary's 264 Strategic Optimal Subsidy Policy.
... subsidy it receives in the second period : ds2 / dx1 > 0 . Proposition 1. When there is inward spillover learning - by - doing from a foreign firm towards a home ... subsidy model and Leahy and Neary's 264 Strategic Optimal Subsidy Policy.
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... subsidy level derived in the original Brander and Spencer's formulation . The second term captures the ' lobbying - created subsidy ' . The third term is the ' lobby- ing cost ' . From this , we summarize the following result ...
... subsidy level derived in the original Brander and Spencer's formulation . The second term captures the ' lobbying - created subsidy ' . The third term is the ' lobby- ing cost ' . From this , we summarize the following result ...
第 270 頁
... subsidy under the lobbying activity is positive even in the second period , but lower than there is no lobbying . Proof . If we assume the welfare - improving subsidy program , this implies that profit shifting effect of subsidy is ...
... subsidy under the lobbying activity is positive even in the second period , but lower than there is no lobbying . Proof . If we assume the welfare - improving subsidy program , this implies that profit shifting effect of subsidy is ...
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