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9 Jul 2023: J International Economics 49 124-143. Leemans V (2003), Real time trading systems. ... J International economics 14 3-24. Meese R & Rogoff K (1997), The out-of-sample failure of empirical exchange rate models.

9 Jul 2023: Toyne, B., Setting the Record Straight: Hymer, Internalization Theory and Transaction Cost Economics, Journal of International Business Studies, 21(3), 1990, pp. ... ed.), Economics and World Order, London: Macmillan 1972 Hymer, S.H., The International

9 Jul 2023: 260. By. Lilach Nachum. Associate Professor of International Business City University New York, Baruch College. ... Marie-Louis Rossi, Chief Executive International Underwriting Association; Mr. Jim Bannister, Chairman JBD; Mr.

9 Jul 2023: international competition and the entry of foreign-owned multinationals into the UK market, and a more domestically orientated sector with limited exposure to overseas competition or entry, retail, in which firms

11 Dec 2023: Bowei Guoa,b and David Newberya. EPRG Working Paper 2005 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2014 Abstract. ... The difficulty of reaching international climate change agreements and temptation to free-rideresults in carbon leakages (Barrett, 2005).

9 Jul 2023: Increasing integration of financial markets benefits international capital flows and facilitates economic development.13. ... IFOs, therefore, cannot create the legal obligations to which traditional international organisations are entitled.

9 Jul 2023: The theory of international business implies that the advantages of firms investing abroad differ from those of indigenous firms. ... particularly relevant when comparing the behaviour of firms with different characteristics in clusters (such as size,

9 Jul 2023: School of Economics and Finance, University of St. Andrews gcr@st-andrews.ac.uk. April 2021. ... Defensively, firms patent to prevent rivals leapfrogging them. Patents are also sources of licencing income, useful for international expansion, and enhance

9 Jul 2023: HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT. Ken Coutts, Graham Gudgin and Jordan Buchanan. ... WP 493 January 2018. HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT.

9 Jul 2023: 374. by. David Bailey Birmingham Business. School. Helena Lenihan Department of Economics Kemmy Business School University of Limerick. ... The most plausible reason for the fast growth of African economies in the last four years would appear to be the