International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis

This paper examines the behavior of a small open economy facing perfectly elastic supply curves for some of its productive factors. In particular, the paper derives some comparative statics properties of such economies, compares them with the properties of otherwise identical economies in which all...

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Main Author: Neary, J
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 1985
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description This paper examines the behavior of a small open economy facing perfectly elastic supply curves for some of its productive factors. In particular, the paper derives some comparative statics properties of such economies, compares them with the properties of otherwise identical economies in which all factor prices are determined endogenously, and investigates the relationship between factor-price rigidities, factor-price equalization, and the pattern of specialization. Among the new results which are proved, it is shown that, as more and more factor-price rigidities are imposed on an economy, it comes "closer" to a state of factor-price equalization.
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spelling oxford-uuid:f73cbdad-bbeb-47bc-9a21-22f50040ad8c2022-03-27T12:41:20ZInternational factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesisJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:f73cbdad-bbeb-47bc-9a21-22f50040ad8cEconomicsEnglishOxford University Research Archive - ValetJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.1985Neary, JThis paper examines the behavior of a small open economy facing perfectly elastic supply curves for some of its productive factors. In particular, the paper derives some comparative statics properties of such economies, compares them with the properties of otherwise identical economies in which all factor prices are determined endogenously, and investigates the relationship between factor-price rigidities, factor-price equalization, and the pattern of specialization. Among the new results which are proved, it is shown that, as more and more factor-price rigidities are imposed on an economy, it comes "closer" to a state of factor-price equalization.
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International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis
title International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis
title_full International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis
title_fullStr International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis
title_full_unstemmed International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis
title_short International factor mobility, minimum wage rates and factor-price equalization: a synthesis
title_sort international factor mobility minimum wage rates and factor price equalization a synthesis
topic Economics
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