Competition and human capital accumulation: a theory of interregional specialization and trade

Article Abstract:

A new study examines the effects of regional agglomeration of competitive production and trade of specific goods through construction of partial and general equilibrium models whose policy implications are then analysed.

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Potential competition and public sector performance

Article Abstract:

A new study considers private government formation and the roles played by actual and potential competition. A model is constructed which helps explain why privatization does not occur in all areas.

Privatization, Privatization (Business)

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Local business taxation and competition for capital: the choice of the tax rate

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Research is presented describing the study of competition for different taxes and the role of local public finance policy makers in defining taxation levels for business.

Business, Taxation, Tax rates

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