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Page 16: PrefaceThe process of globalization
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86Jaime de MeloBIBLIOGRAPHYAcemoglu
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104Marc-Andreas Muendlerframework,
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112Marc-Andreas Muendler4. EMPLOYME
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116Marc-Andreas Muendlercomponent (
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118Marc-Andreas MuendlerTraded-good
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126Marc-Andreas Muendlercontrol for
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132Marc-Andreas Muendlerchanges to
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136Marc-Andreas MuendlerAPPENDIX B.
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138Marc-Andreas MuendlerTable C.7.1
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140Marc-Andreas MuendlerHaltiwanger
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156Margaret S McMillan1. OFFSHORING
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158Margaret S McMillanTo summarize,
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160Margaret S McMillanThere is a sm
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162Margaret S McMillanresponse to i
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180Eric V Edmondstant determinants
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182Eric V Edmondsworking as a domes
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184Eric V Edmondsregression of econ
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186Eric V EdmondsFigure 11.4: Econo
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188Eric V Edmondsdren are not gener
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192Eric V Edmondsexport quota to su
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194Eric V EdmondsBIBLIOGRAPHYAtkin,
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286James Tyboutcontinue exporting i
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288James Tyboutsimple sunk cost mod
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290James TyboutEaton et al. (2009)
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304Kala KrishnaThe idea I want to p
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306Kala Krishnaexcellent example of
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308Kala KrishnaThe important thing
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310Kala KrishnaSoviet style goods,
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314Kala KrishnaBIBLIOGRAPHYBanerjee
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316Kalina Manovahome country. Sunk
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324Kalina ManovaThe effects of equi
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326Kalina ManovaOne goal for future
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328Kalina Manova5. CONCLUSIONCredit
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346J David Richardsontiatives. Thei
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