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The author considers a model in which one firm in each of two countries produces a homogeneous good and sells it exclusively to a third country. Each firm simultaneously selects a supply function before a demand shock occurs. The model assumes that the home government can precommit to a subsidy function. The optimal marginal subsidy rate is shown to decrease with domestic exports. This induces the firms to select steeper supply functions, thereby softening competition. The strategic complementarity between supply functions' slopes is the key to these results. Copyright 1992 by American Economic Association.
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[eng] Optimal adjustment policies of a small open indebted economy : an introduction. . Optimal control of economies with external debt above its long run target level is studied and time-inconsistent and time-consistent optimal policies are derived successively. Every optimal policy entails initially large values of the domestic interest rate. [fre] Optimal adjustment policies of a small open indebted economy : an introduction. . Optimal control of economies with external debt above its long run target level is studied and time-inconsistent and time-consistent optimal policies are derived successively. Every optimal policy entails initially large values of the domestic interest rate.
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