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Agricultural policy decision making in economies undergoing transition to market is in need of empirical tools for assessing
the impact of alternative policy options. The econometric means available for such exercise, however, are limited for lack
of data and structural breaks in economic behaviour. Synthetic, partial equilibrium, multi-market models offer a potential
alternative. Such models have been used extensively, even in advanced economies, to offer valuable insights on the impact
of alternative policy options. This paper shows the use of such a partial equilibrium, multi-market, synthetic-type model
as a tool for agricultural policy analysis in a country in transition. The model is applied for Albania, a predominantly agricultural
country that, after a period of centralism and autarky, aims to re-join the international economic system. The model, albeit
its many limitations, offers some useful insights on the impact of alternative options available for agricultural price and
trade policy.
This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Chrysostomos Tabakis 《The journal of international trade & economic development》2013,22(8):1054-1076
This paper investigates the impact of free-trade-area (FTA) agreements on the ability of countries to multilaterally cooperate within an economic environment characterized by trade-flow volatility. We show that the parallel formation of different FTAs leads to a gradual but permanent easing of multilateral trade tensions. In particular, we demonstrate that the emergence of the FTAs will be accompanied by a decline in global ‘special’-protection activity, such as safeguard or anti-dumping initiations, but will have less significant implications for most-favored-nation tariffs, or ‘normal’ trade protection. 相似文献
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Nicholas Apergis Costantinos P. Katrakilidis Nikolaos M. Tabakis 《Atlantic Economic Journal》2006,34(4):385-394
This paper analyzes the dynamic relationship between FDI inflows and domestic investment for a panel of selected countries by means of panel cointegration and causality techniques. Specifically, the paper provides empirical evidence regarding the existence of possible crowding in or crowding out effects between FDI inflows and domestic investment, accounting for the location and the level of development of the host countries.The paper was presented at the International Atlantic Economic Conference in London, March 9–13, 2005. The authors wish to thank the participants of the Macroeconomic Topics session for their valuable comments on an earlier draft. We would also like to express our gratitude to G. Chortareas and G. Konteos for helpful comments and suggestions. Nevertheless, the usual disclaimer applies. 相似文献
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Costas Hadjiyiannis Doruk İriş Chrysostomos Tabakis 《The Canadian journal of economics》2012,45(3):925-941
Abstract This paper explores the impact of fairness and reciprocity on multilateral tariff cooperation. Reciprocal countries reward kind behaviour (positive reciprocity), but retaliate against countries behaving unkindly (negative reciprocity). We demonstrate that reciprocal countries that are moderately demanding from their trading partners regarding their commercial policy can support a greater degree of cooperation than self‐interested ones. However, when only very liberal import policies are considered fair, then reciprocity could have a detrimental effect on multilateral tariff cooperation.Thus, our model provides a novel perspective on the role of expectations in trade negotiations. 相似文献
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Chrysostomos Tabakis Gi Khan Ten David Newhouse Utz Pape Michael Weber 《Review of Development Economics》2023,27(4):1977-2006
Understanding the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic for households' welfare in regions subject to fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV) is important to inform programs and policies in this context. Harmonized data from high-frequency phone surveys indicates that, at the onset of the pandemic, a higher fraction of respondents in FCV regions relative to non-FCV ones faced adverse household income changes and reported to have stopped working since the outbreak of the crisis. On top of that, households in FCV regions were far less likely to have received government assistance than those in non-FCV regions. These findings suggest that, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a widening of the preexisting economic gap between FCV and non-FCV regions, raising the recovery bar for the former. 相似文献
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