Informal employment in developing countries
Keywords: برتری نسبی; O17; J42; Informal labor market; Segmentation; Comparative advantage; Selection bias; Finite mixture model;
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Skill Distribution and Comparative Advantage: A Comparison of China and India
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Asia; China; comparative advantage; India; production chains; skill distribution
Biofuels in developing countries: Are comparative advantages enough?
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Biofuel policies; Agriculture; Comparative advantage
From great depression to great recession
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F1 (trade); E24 (Employment Unemployment and Wages); Free trade; Destructive trade; Comparative advantage; Second best; Great recession;
Return migration, human capital accumulation and the brain drain
Keywords: برتری نسبی; J3; J6; F2; Return migration; Human capital accumulation; Comparative advantage; Brain drain;
On the evolution of institutional comparative advantages
Keywords: برتری نسبی; D23; F11; L14Institutional quality; Comparative advantage
Complements or substitutes? Task specialization by gender and nativity in Spain
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Immigration; Task specialization; Gender segregation; Comparative advantage; Occupational mobility
Spatial heterogeneity of factors determining ethanol production site selection in the U.S., 2000-2007
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Bivariate probit; Cluster analysis; Comparative advantage; Ethanol production; Location determinants;
Capital, technology, and specialization in the neoclassical model
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F1; F11; F17; International trade; Specialization; Comparative advantage; Technology; Heckscher-Ohlin model; Computable models;
Trade, education, and innovation: Prospects for the U.S. economy
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Globalization; Free trade; Comparative advantage; China; Innovation; Mutual gains; Trade policy; Mercantilism
Trade in goods and services: Two sides of the same coin?
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F10; F47; Trade in tasks; Comparative advantage; Trade liberalization; Organization of production; General equilibrium;
The division of labor need not imply regional specialization
Keywords: برتری نسبی; R11; R58; O18; L25Regional specialization; Comparative advantage; Economies of scale and scope; Knowledge spillovers
Who succeeds in STEM studies? An analysis of Binghamton University undergraduate students
Keywords: برتری نسبی; C23; I20; I23STEM preparation; Fixed effect models; Women in STEM fields; Comparative advantage; Learning-by-doing
Domestic productivity and variety gains from trade
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F1; F12; Variety gains; Trade; Comparative advantage; Product differentiation; Monopolistic competition;
The effect of low-wage import competition on U.S. inflationary pressure
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Low-wage country import competition; Comparative advantage; Globalization; Z12; Z24; Z36;
Airplanes and comparative advantage
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F1; Trade; Comparative advantage; Transport costs; Airplanes;
Unpacking sources of comparative advantage: A quantitative approach
Keywords: برتری نسبی; C15; F11; F15; F17; Comparative advantage; Gravity; Ricardian model; Factor endowments; Institutional determinants of trade; Simulated method of moments;
On integrating theories of international economics in the strategic planning of global supply chains and facility location
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Strategic planning; Global supply chain design; Facility location; Comparative advantage; Competitive advantage; Competitiveness;
Comparative output and labor productivity in manufacturing between China, Japan, Korea and the United States for ca. 1935 - A production-side PPP approach
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Production-side (industry-of-origin) purchasing power parity (PPP); Unit value ratio; Comparative output and labor productivity; Comparative advantage; Economic development;
Beyond the home market effect: Market size and specialization in a multi-country world
Keywords: برتری نسبی; classification; F12; R12; Comparative advantage; Home market effect; Hub effect; International trade; Monopolistic competition; Multi-country models;
Economic gains of liberalising access to fishing quotas within the European Union
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Liberalising access to fisheries; Specialisation; Comparative advantage; Economic gains; Quota exchangeQ22; Q27
Going against the flow: A critical analysis of inter-state virtual water trade in the context of India’s National River Linking Program
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Virtual water; Comparative advantage; Water transfer; River linking; India
On the origins of comparative advantage
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F10; Complexity; Institutional quality; Human capital; Division of labor; Comparative advantage;
Globalization: Country and company interests in conflict
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Globalization; Free trade; Country; Company; Comparative advantage; Equilibrium; Asian countries
Estimating distributions of potential outcomes using local instrumental variables with an application to changes in college enrollment and wage inequality
Keywords: برتری نسبی; C14; C31; J31; Comparative advantage; Composition effects; Local instrumental variables; Marginal treatment effect; Semiparametric estimation; Wage inequality;
Does trade openness improve environmental quality?
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F18; O13; L60; L50Trade openness; Composition effect; Scale effect; Technique effect; Environment; Comparative advantage; Environmental regulations effect
Regional economic integration and geographic concentration of multinational firms
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F15; F23; Regional economic integration; Multinational firms; Geographic concentration; Market potential; Comparative advantage;
Civil society organisations and global health initiatives: Problems of legitimacy
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Civil society organisations; Global health governance; Comparative advantage; Legitimacy;
Motivation for bilateral aid allocation: Altruism or trade benefits
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F35; O1; Bilateral aid; Imports; Capital goods; Comparative advantage;
Real exchange rate fluctuations, endogenous tradability and exchange rate regimes
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F41; F42; Real exchange rate; Exchange rate regimes; Comparative advantage; Trade costs;
Trade theory and the role of time zones
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F11; Comparative advantage; Time zone;
Clusters and comparative advantage: Implications for industrial policy
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F13; O24; O33; O41; Marshallian externalities; Clusters; Multiple equilibria; Comparative advantage; Import substitution; Industrial policy;
Institutions and moral hazard in open economies
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Comparative advantage; Endogenous endowments; Inequality; Institutions; Moral hazard; B52; F10; F16;
A New Resource Curse? Impacts of China’s Boom on Comparative Advantage and Resource Dependence in Southeast Asia
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F18; O13; O4; Q0resource curse; comparative advantage; natural resources; deforestation; Southeast Asia; China
The great realignment: How factor-biased innovation reshaped comparative advantage in the U.S. and Japan, 1970-1992
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F1; O3; International trade; Comparative advantage; Rybczynski theorem; Technological change; Innovation;
Comparative advantage: Explaining Tourism Flows
Keywords: برتری نسبی; comparative advantage; international tourism flows; trade; trade in services; foreign direct investmentavantage comparatif; flux du tourisme international; commerce; commerce des services; investissement direct étranger
North, South and distance in the gravity model
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F10; F33; Gravity; Bilateral trade; Distance; Remoteness; Comparative advantage; North-South trade;
Reform, corruption, and growth: Why corruption is more devastating in Russia than in China
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Corruption; Marketization; Rents; Comparative advantage; State; Transition
Survival of the best fit: Exposure to low-wage countries and the (uneven) growth of U.S. manufacturing plants
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F11; F14; L25; L60; Low-wage country import competition; Manufacturing plant; Comparative advantage;
Global production sharing and trade in the services of factors
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F1; F11; D5; Intermediates; Factor content; Heckscher-Ohlin; Comparative advantage;
Why the grass is not always greener: the competing effects of environmental regulations and factor intensities on US specialization
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Q28; R38; F23; Comparative advantage; Environmental regulations; Factor intensities; Pollution havens;
Property rights, mobile capital, and comparative advantage
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F02; F16; F18; D23; Imperfect property rights; Comparative advantage; General equilibrium;
Ricardian comparative advantage with intermediate inputs
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F11; Comparative advantage; Ricardian model; Intermediate inputs;
Patterns of industrialization and the flying geese model: the case of electronics in East Asia
Keywords: برتری نسبی; O3; O5; O14; F2; F14; Flying geese model; Kaname Akamatsu; Electronics; Comparative advantage; Industrialization patterns;
Specialization and non-renewable resources: Ricardo meets Ricardo
Keywords: برتری نسبی; D9; Q3; Q4; Comparative advantage; Dynamic models; Energy resources; Heterogenous demand; Hotelling theory;
Financial markets, the pattern of industrial specialization and comparative advantage: Evidence from OECD countries
Keywords: برتری نسبی; F14; G20; O16; Financial intermediation; Financial systems; Specialization patterns; Comparative advantage;
Endogenous human capital accumulation, comparative advantage and direct vs. indirect redistribution
Keywords: برتری نسبی; Human capital accumulation; Nonlinear income taxation; Comparative advantage; H21; H23;
Do Labor Standards Affect Comparative Advantage in Developing Countries?
Keywords: برتری نسبی; comparative advantage; labor standards; developing countries; crosscountry regression framework