D Hummels, V Lugovskyy… - Journal of Development Economics, 2009 - Elsevier
Developing countries pay substantially higher transportation costs than developed nations,
which leads to less trade and perhaps lower incomes. This paper investigates price
discrimination in the shipping industry and the role it plays in determining transportation ...
D Hummels… - Review of International Economics, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
Abstract Data on transportation costs are difficult to obtain. In the absence of good data,
many researchers have turned to indirect measures of transportation costs constructed using
matched partner cif/fob ratios from IMF and UN data. We investigate whether these data ...
Models with constant-elasticity of substitution (CES) preferences are commonly employed in
the international trade literature because they provide a tractable way to handle product
differentiation in general equilibrium. However this tractability comes at the cost of ...
D Hummels… - Journal of Money, Credit and …, 2009 - Wiley Online Library
1. We thank participants at the EIIT 2004 and NBER conferences, and seminar participants
at the Universities of Purdue, Vanderbilt, Texas, Indiana, and Illinois for helpful comments.
Hummels thanks Purdue CIBER and NSF, and Lugovskyy thanks Wang CIBER at the ...
D Hummels… - manuscript, Purdue University, 2003 - dev.iac.gatech.edu
Abstract: Data on transportation costs are difficult to obtain. In the absence of good data,
many researchers have turned to indirect measures of transportation costs constructed using
matched partner cif/fob ratios from IMF and UN data. We investigate whether these data ...
A Ardelean… - Journal of International Economics, 2010 - Elsevier
We show theoretically and confirm empirically that domestic productivity has a significant
impact on the demand for foreign varieties under the assumption that domestic and foreign
varieties are imperfect substitutes. In particular, the demand for imported varieties is more ...
E Dechenaux, D Kovenock… - Journal of Economic Behavior …, 2006 - Elsevier
In an article published in this journal, Rapoport and Amaldoss [Rapoport, A., Amaldoss, W.,
2000. Mixed strategies and iterative elimination of strongly dominated strategies: an
experimental investigation of states of knowledge. Journal of Economic Behavior and ...
V Lugovskyy, D Puzzello… - European Economic Review, 2010 - Elsevier
Pervasive overbidding represents a well-documented feature of all-pay auctions. Aggregate
bids exceed Nash predictions in laboratory experiments, and individuals often submit bids
that guarantee negative profits. This paper examines three factors that may reduce ...
V Lugovskyy, D Puzzello… - 2006 - ir.canterbury.ac.nz
Bidding behavior in all-pay auctions is well documented as deviating from the Nash
predictions. In particular, there is pervasive and significant overbidding not only in terms of
the aggregate groups bids being greater than the value of the prize, but also by ...
Abstract: We investigate the effect of credit constraints on the growth of exports at the micro
level. We develop a model showing credit constraints play a key role in early stages of
exporting, but not in later stages. Our empirical results using product level data on exports ...
[CITATION] Usable Data
D Hummels… - Matched Partner Trade Statistics as a Measure of …, 2003
V Lugovskyy, D Puzzello, S Tucker… - 2009 - econ.pitt.edu
Abstract We report the results of an experiment designed to study the role of institutional
structure in the formation of bubbles and crashes in laboratory asset markets. In a setting
employing double auctions and call markets as trading institutions, bubbles and crashes ...
V Lugovskyy… - 2011 - iub.edu
Abstract This paper investigates how a country's geographic position relative to other
countries affects the quality of its exports. The two driving forces are the supply-side
response to the specific transportation cost (generalized Alchian-Allen effect) and the ...
[CITATION] Trade in Ideal Varieties: Theory and Evidence
H David… - manuscript, Perdue, 2005
V Lugovskyy… - Transport, 2010 - socionet.ru
In the 'new trade'literature transportation cost is typically expressed in ad-valorem terms as a
Samuelson's iceberg. Traditionally, this choice is justified on the grounds of analytical
simplicity and limited empirical evidence on the functional form of transportation cost. ...
V Lugovskyy… - 2009 - wwwtest.economics.unsw.edu.au
Krugman (1979) describes how specialization can occur within an increasing returns to
scale industry or even within a differentiated product. An important implication of his seminal
work lies in a formal description of the home market effect. It states that specialization due ...
L Echazu… - 2007 - dev.iac.gatech.edu
Abstract This paper presents an extension of the Dixit-Stiglitz (1977) model of monopolistic
competition that relaxes the assumption of a single technology. We characterize the set of
equilibria and show that the equivalence of the monopolistically competitive equilibria to ...
A Ardelean… - 2007 - gtap.agecon.purdue.edu
Abstract: In an influential paper, Romer (1994) shows that the welfare gains from trade are
substantially increased when trade liberalization expands the set of differentiated products
available in an economy. However, in his model and subsequent research, the variety ...
V Lugovskyy, D Puzzello… - 2011 - ir.canterbury.ac.nz
We report the results of an experiment designed to study the role of institutional structure in
the formation of bubbles and crashes in laboratory asset markets. In a setting employing
double auctions and call markets as trading institutions, bubbles and crashes are a quite ...
DM Kemme, V Lugovskyy… - econ.gatech.edu
Abstract Our paper suggests that productivity spillovers depend on industry-specific
characteristics like high skilled mobile labor that may transfer knowledge, skills and
techniques of the MNE to other firms. Using a panel of Indian firms in the information ...
Beginning with Krugman (1979, 1980), the Dixit-Stiglitz (1977, henceforth DS) framework1 of
product differentiation has become a workhorse of the 'new'international trade literature. 2 A
short list includes the literatures on intra-industry and north-north trade, economic ...
V Lugovskyy, D Puzzello… - 2009 - econ.canterbury.ac.nz
Abstract: We report the results of an experiment designed to study the role of institutional
structure in the formation of bubbles and crashes in laboratory asset markets. In a setting
employing double auctions and call markets as trading institutions, bubbles and crashes ...
V Lugovskyy, D Puzzello… - mssanz.org.au
Abstract: The existence of price bubbles is one of the most interesting results from the multi-
period asset market studies in the experimental literature. Smith, Suchanek, and Williams
(1988) were the first to observe price bubbles in long-lived finite horizon asset markets. ...
V Lugovskyy - 2003 - mgmt.purdue.edu
Abstract I extend the Dixit-Stiglitz (1977) model of monopolistic competition by relaxing the
assumption of a single technology. The main objective is to study whether the equivalence
of the monopolistically competitive equilibrium to the social optimum still holds in the ...
GTC Map, GT Directories, V Lugovskyy, CE Old… - Transport, 2009 - econ.gatech.edu
... Professor Volodymyr Lugovskyy, School of Economics, Georgia Institute of Technology.
11:00-12:30. Old CE, 204. January 23, 2009. ... Professor Volodymyr Lugovskyy, School of
Economics, Georgia Institute of Technology. 11:00-12:30. Old CE, 204. February 20, 2009. ...
DM Kemme, V Lugovskyy… - 2009 - acrobatplanet.com
David M. Kemme Volodymyr Lugovskyy Deepraj Mukherjee* June 14, 2009 Abstract
Potential productivity spillovers from foreign direct investment (FDI) often provide a rationale
for the active recruitment of multinational enterprises (MNEs) by policymakers in ...
E Dechenaux, D Kovenock… - 2003 - krannert.purdue.edu
Abstract This paper examines the feasibility of collusion in capacity constrained duopoly
supergames. In each period firms simultaneously set a price-quantity pair specifying the
price for the period and the maximum quantity the firm is willing to sell at this price. Under ...
A Ardelean… - 2007 - econ.gatech.edu
Abstract: We argue that domestic differentiated goods are substitutes to the foreign goods.
As a result, industries with comparative advantage experience lower welfare losses from
trade barriers because these industries are more efficient in substituting for the ...
V Lugovskyy - 2004 - docs.lib.purdue.edu
Abstract This thesis includes three essays. Essay 1 extends the Dixit-Stiglitz (1977) model of
monopolistic competition by relaxing the assumption of a single technology. The main
objective is to study whether the equivalence of the monopolistically competitive ...
V Lugovskyy… - 2010 - economics.uiuc.edu
Abstract This paper studies how a country's geographic position relative to other countries
affects the quality of its exports. The two driving forces are the supply-side response to the
specific transportation cost (generalized Alchian-Allen effect) and the stronger preference ...
V Lugovskyy… - CAGE Online Working Paper Series, 2010 - ideas.repec.org
This paper examines how the quality of exports depends on relative country size and its
remoteness. Specific transportation cost is the key variable in our analysis as it gives rise to
the Alchian-Allen effect. In the model, we allow for endogenous quality choice by a ...
[CITATION] Do Smaller Countries Grow Better Apples For Shipping Out? Theory and Evidence.
V Lugovskyy… - 2010
[CITATION] Monopolistic Competition with Ideal Varieties: Theory and Evidence
V Lugovskyy - 2004
V Lugovskyy - 1999 - kse.org.ua
ABSTRACT This paper is focused on the features of institutional environment (defined by me
as investment climate) in transition economies (with emphasis on Ukraine), which are crucial
for economic growth. Since equilibrium is a key point of neoclassical approach and ...
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