Industrial policy and the future of manufacturing

Andreoni, Antonio; Chang, Ha Joon

doi:10.1007/s40812-016-0057-2

Cited by 75 publications

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“…First, a European industrial policy allowing for development of an export structure with higher added value in countries with a structural deficit would have potentially positive effects on their external balance. This highlights the need to deepen the current debate on the potential benefits of an active industrial policy in Europe, as pointed out by Botta (2014), Mazzucato et al (2015), Andreoni and Chang (2016), Ambroziak (2017), andPeneder (2017).…”

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confidence: 94%

Is There a Non-Zero Stable Component in the Eurozone’s External Balances?

Carrasco¹

2018

Journal of Economic Integration

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We consider the potential presence of a structural component in the external balance of 12 Eurozone countries. To this aim, we define the Structural Component of the External Balance as the unobservable part of the external balance that is stable or evolves slowly and around which fluctuations occur with a potentially cyclical origin that are corrected in the shortterm. We propose a methodology for obtaining the Structural Component of the External Balance by decomposing the external balance using breakpoint tests, and we contrast this methodology against other methods widely used in the economic literature. Moreover, we investigate the factors that determine the Structural Component of the External Balance of Eurozone countries. According to our results, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands have a structural and persistent surplus, whereas Greece, Portugal, and Spain have structural deficits. Furthermore, our results indicate that export specialization, financial openness, and a government deficit/surplus are the key variables explaining the Structural Component of the External Balance. JEL Classifications: F15, F32, F36

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Section: Final Remarksmentioning

confidence: 94%

Is There a Non-Zero Stable Component in the Eurozone’s External Balances?

Carrasco¹

2018

Journal of Economic Integration

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“…Actually, applications of such approaches have a wider field than that of technological innovation, and extend to the coordination among various scales of governance (Bianchi and Labory 2011;McCann and Ortega-Argilés 2013). The permanent evolution of the manufacturing sector can be challenging for such multi-scalar policies, as Andreoni and Chang (2016) remark, in terms of, for example: (1) the provision of technological platforms; (2) the reduction of risk for investments in emerging technologies; (3) support to cross-cluster and cross-regional demonstrators and systems of integration; (4) support for the restructuring, sectoral transition and re-building of "diffused industrial competences", i.e. the so-called "industrial commons" reminiscent of the Marshallian industrial atmosphere.…”

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New forms of industrial districts

Bellandi

Propris

2017

Econ Polit Ind

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Policy makers can employ different instruments to address environmental policy objectives, and the guiding principles for a consistent system of environmental policy are (1) the policies should be effective, (2) there should be one objective per instrument, and (3) multiple objectives and multiple policy instruments must be mutually independent of each other. This paper evaluates these three principles for green public procurement (GPP). As an illustrative example, the analysis refers to the Swedish policy of using public purchase of organic foods as a policy instrument to increase the certified organic agricultural area as a share of the total agricultural area. Our analysis shows that GPP fails to satisfy principles (1) and (3), and the only way to satisfy principle (2) is then to have just one objective with the procurement, i.e., to run the operations. GPP might still have a positive environmental impact, but, if applied, the procuring authority has to be very specific with the one-to-one matching of criterion and objective.

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“…Основанные на положениях эволюционной экономики [8]; 2. Опирающиеся на классическуютеорию экономики развития и структуралистские школы [9]; 3. Основанные наидеяхМаршалла и его анализа промышленных кластеров и промышленной политики [обзор в 10];…”

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Теоретические Основы Промышленной Политики: Обзор Зарубежных Подходов

Кузьминов¹,

Хазуев²

2017

Научный Диалог: Экономика И Менеджмент

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Научный диалог: Экономика и менеджмент -27 -Запас финансовой прочности характеризует устойчивость организации в плане финансов. Рассчитывается, как фактический объем произведенной продукции за минусом точки безубыточности [1, с.114].

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Industrial policy and the future of manufacturing

Cited by 75 publications

References 16 publications

Is There a Non-Zero Stable Component in the Eurozone’s External Balances?

Is There a Non-Zero Stable Component in the Eurozone’s External Balances?

New forms of industrial districts

Теоретические Основы Промышленной Политики: Обзор Зарубежных Подходов

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