Do intergovernmental transfers affect the distribution of manufacturing production across regions in federal countries? Theory and evidence for Argentina

Moncarz, Pedro E.; Freille, Sebastián; Figueras, Alberto José; Grión, Nestor Clever

doi:10.1080/13597566.2017.1333959

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“…The bigger the non-tradable sector and the higher the competition, the higher the probability of ending up in a deindustrialization scenario. However, in Moncarz, et. al 2017, the Dutch disease always takes place in the short run, and is not a result of the economic con…guration.…”

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Perpetuating regional asymmetries through income transfers

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This paper studies the e¤ect of income transfers on the distribution of economic activity through a modi…ed footloose entrepreneurs model. The model incorporates some key features of the Dutch Disease literature: sectorial mobility and nontradable goods. If foreign competition is high (high trade openness), transfers could cause a Dutch Disease in the short and long run. For intermediate levels of foreign competition, Dutch Disease appears only in the short run. And, for low levels, the recipient region always bene…ts from the income transfers. Additionally, when economies of scale are large, the transfers could perpetuate a core-periphery structure.

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“…A similar model to the one proposed in this paper can be found in Moncarz, et al (2017). The authors study how intergovernmental transfers a¤ect manufacturing production in an FC model.…”

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Perpetuating regional asymmetries through income transfers

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2020

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Do intergovernmental transfers affect the distribution of manufacturing production across regions in federal countries? Theory and evidence for Argentina

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Perpetuating regional asymmetries through income transfers

Perpetuating regional asymmetries through income transfers

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