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A North-South Model of Taxation and Capital Flows

by Joel Slemrod, Joel Slearod - NBER Working Paper 3238. National Bureau for Economic Research , 1990
"... This paper presents a simple two-country model of the role of taxation in capital flows between developed countries ("The North") and developing countries ("The South"). The Southern country is assumed to be unable to enforce a tax on its residents ' foreign-source income, a ..."
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This paper presents a simple two-country model of the role of taxation in capital flows between developed countries ("The North") and developing countries ("The South"). The Southern country is assumed to be unable to enforce a tax on its residents ' foreign-source income

in a North-South Model of Endogenous Growth

by unknown authors , 2008
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Foreign Investment and Environment in a North-South Model with Cross-border Pollution∗ By

by Valerica Vlad, Sajal Lahiri
"... We develop a North-South model with cross-border pollution. In the South, pollution is abated by both private producers and the public sector. The North suffers from cross-border pollution from the South. The policy instruments are the foreign aid for the North, and the fraction of aid allocated to ..."
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We develop a North-South model with cross-border pollution. In the South, pollution is abated by both private producers and the public sector. The North suffers from cross-border pollution from the South. The policy instruments are the foreign aid for the North, and the fraction of aid allocated

A north—south model of intellectual property rights protection and skill accumulation

by Carmelo Pierpaolo Parello, Guido Cozzi, Elias Dinopoulos, Alberto Bucci, Antonio Minniti, Thierry Verdier For Comments - Journal of Development Economics , 2008
"... This paper examines how stronger intellectual property rights (IPR) protection in the south affects the processes of R&D investment, technology transfer and skill accumulation. It finds that stronger IPR protection has only a temporary impact on the innovation rate while it has a negative impact ..."
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impact on the long-run imitation rate. In the north, the impact on the process of skill accumulation is negative and increases the within-country wage inequality. In the south, the impact is ambiguous and depends on the externality that skill accumulation generates on the process of education

2004b) Structural economic dynamics: an alternative approach to uneven development

by Ricardo Azevedo Araujo - Cambridge Journal of Economics
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North–South models

Winners and Losers in a North-South Model of Growth, Innovation and Product Cycles

by Michael Chui London, Michael Chui, Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman , 1998
"... The paper examines the gains from North-South trade and their distribution. In a `new growth, new trade' framework, we examine the factors that determine four phases or stages of development in the South as equilibria: specialisation in a traditional good; the South in addition copies Northern ..."
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The paper examines the gains from North-South trade and their distribution. In a `new growth, new trade' framework, we examine the factors that determine four phases or stages of development in the South as equilibria: specialisation in a traditional good; the South in addition copies Northern

Endogenous Imitation and Endogenous Growth In a North-South Model: A Theoretical

by Debasis Mondal, Manash Ranjan Gupta
"... This paper presents a modified North-South product variety model of Grossman-Helpman(1991b) introducing localised knowledge spillover in the Northern R&D sector as opposed to the globalised knowledge spillover assumed in Grossman-Helpman(1991b) model. We show that a tighter IPR in the South lead ..."
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This paper presents a modified North-South product variety model of Grossman-Helpman(1991b) introducing localised knowledge spillover in the Northern R&D sector as opposed to the globalised knowledge spillover assumed in Grossman-Helpman(1991b) model. We show that a tighter IPR in the South

A Dynamic North-South Model of Demand- Induced Product Cycles

by Reto Foellmi, Ra Hanslin, Andreas Kohler, Reto Foellmi S, Ra Hanslin Andreas Kohler , 2014
"... This paper presents a dynamic North-South general-equilibrium model where households have non-homothetic preferences. Innovation takes place in a rich North while norms in a poor South imitate products manufactured in North. Introducing non-homothetic preferences delivers a complete international pr ..."
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This paper presents a dynamic North-South general-equilibrium model where households have non-homothetic preferences. Innovation takes place in a rich North while norms in a poor South imitate products manufactured in North. Introducing non-homothetic preferences delivers a complete international

1 FDI, Outsourcing and Wage Inequality: A North-South Model of Skill Accumulation

by Hung- Ju Chen
"... This study develops a North-South model with skill accumulation to investigate the effects of international specialization on innovation, skill accumulation, wage inequality and the pattern of production. Southerners can choose to become skilled or unskilled and skill formation depends on private an ..."
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This study develops a North-South model with skill accumulation to investigate the effects of international specialization on innovation, skill accumulation, wage inequality and the pattern of production. Southerners can choose to become skilled or unskilled and skill formation depends on private

TECHNOLOGY, CAPITAL FLOWS AND THE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS CONSTRAINT IN A STRUCTURALIST NORTH-SOUTH MODEL

by Marcelo Curado , Gabriel Porcile
"... RESUMO O trabalho desenvolve um modelo Norte -Sul que combina, por um lado, uma curva de demanda de capital externo baseada na teoria keynesiana de crescimento com restrições no Balanço de Pagamentos, e por outro, uma curva de oferta de capital externo não-linear na taxa de juros, como sugerido pel ..."
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. ABSTRACT This paper presents a North-South model which combines a demand curve for foreign exchange based on the Keynesian Balance-of-Payments-constrained growth theory, and a supply curve based on the principle of increasing risks, which is nonlinear in the interest rate. The dynamics of the model renders
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