1995
Subsidized buyer credits: Atypical results in strategic trade theory
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Economics Letters p. 205- 210
Using subsidized buyer credit as a policy tool, it is shown that the general result of strategic trade policy, namely that, by committing itself to an export subsidy, any government can favorably change the outcome of the Cournot oligopoly, does not necessarily hold.
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Stoelinga, G. J., Viaene, J.-M., & Visscher, L. (1995). Subsidized buyer credits: Atypical results in strategic trade theory. Economics Letters, 205–210. doi:10.1016/0165-1765(94)00541-9 |
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