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Alexander Novoselov - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Regional Market structure: reproduction aspect
Journal Region: Economics and Sociology, 2020Co-Authors: Alexander NovoselovAbstract:The paper generalizes the results of the studies concerning the development of the Market infrastructure and Regional Markets, and considers key stages of evolution of the Regional Market theory and a system approach. The author has proved that a reproduction approach should be regarded as the most fruitful because it allows researchers to study both the Regional Market relations and the interactions between Regional Market operators. The paper analyzes the elements forming a Regional Market system and the question how they correlate with the Regional economy and external economic space. The paper also describes the role which the Regional Market system plays in reproduction processes. The author analyzes an institutional structure of the Regional Market system and the factors which determine its structure, and he also considers the new trends in the development of the Regional Market system which could take place under globalization processes.
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Regional Markets: theoretical issues of their study
Journal Region: Economics and Sociology, 2020Co-Authors: Alexander NovoselovAbstract:The paper analyzes methodological issues of how Regional Markets develop, the role which they play in Regional economy as well as spatial, institutional and reproduction aspects of the structures of such Markets. The author, having analyzed different theories of Regional Markets, validates the approaches to a concept of the Regional Market development which allows coordinating interests of governments and businesses.
Jiangyong Lu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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who rides the tide of Regionalization examining the effect of the china asean free trade area on the exports of chinese firms
International Business Review, 2017Co-Authors: Lin Zhang, Sali Li, Jiangyong LuAbstract:Abstract This study draws on the institutional economics and the resource-based view to examine the impact of Regional institutional changes on firm exports. Specifically, we utilize the establishment of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area as our research context. Our difference-in-difference analysis of a four-year panel of 700 Chinese listed firms lends support to our arguments that (1) Regional institutional changes aimed at increasing economic incentives for intraRegional business exchanges will stimulate firm exports in the Regional Market and that (2) private firms, more technologically competent firms, and firms with richer Regional exporting experience are affected more strongly by this institutional influence.
A. Bustamante - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Integrated information systems and real time control for interconnected electricity Regional Markets
2004 IEEE PES Transmision and Distribution Conference and Exposition: Latin America (IEEE Cat. No. 04EX956), 2004Co-Authors: R. Cespedes, D. Caceres, M. Tellez, E. Calderon, A. BustamanteAbstract:Six countries in Central America and Panama are working together in the SIEPAC project to create an electricity Market and to build the first Regional interconnection line in Central America, reinforcing the already existing country to country interconnections. The project includes the development of a Regional transmission system and the formation and gradual growth of a competitive electricity Market. The Regional Market (MER) will work on top of the national Markets and will be governed by a single set of Market rules; a Regional regulatory agency and a Regional Market operating entity have been created for it. This paper presents an overview of the real time platform which is being implemented and will provide the system monitoring of the Regional generation and transmission resources and their efficient coordination. The information system for the SIEPAC Regional electricity Market integrated by various systems that are planned for supporting the models and tools that will be available for the Central America interconnected Regional Market operation are also presented. These works are under development for the SIEPAC project coordinated by the Executive unit with headquarters in San Jose, Costa Rica. The main systems designed are presented along with their characteristics illustrating the main guidelines followed during the project development.
Alexander Moradi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Regional Market integration in east africa local but no Regional effects
Journal of Development Economics, 2019Co-Authors: Andreas Eberhardruiz, Alexander MoradiAbstract:Abstract We investigate the spatial impact of the establishment of a Regional economic community between Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda in 2001. Measuring economic activity using satellite imagery of lights emanating from Earth at night, we demonstrate that cities near the community's internal borders expanded more than cities further away. The growth effect is temporary and highly localized: only cities less than 90 min of travel from the border experienced an acceleration in growth rates; after four years growth rates revert to their pre-treatment level. We show that this is consistent with an asymmetric reduction in trade costs for two types of trade modalities that co-exist in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa, local small-scale trade and Regional large-scale trade, with a larger reduction in costs of the former. Yet, while local effects are relatively large, equivalent to a 5% higher GDP for cities near the EAC's internal borders, region-wide effects are non-significant.
Lin Zhang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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who rides the tide of Regionalization examining the effect of the china asean free trade area on the exports of chinese firms
International Business Review, 2017Co-Authors: Lin Zhang, Sali Li, Jiangyong LuAbstract:Abstract This study draws on the institutional economics and the resource-based view to examine the impact of Regional institutional changes on firm exports. Specifically, we utilize the establishment of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area as our research context. Our difference-in-difference analysis of a four-year panel of 700 Chinese listed firms lends support to our arguments that (1) Regional institutional changes aimed at increasing economic incentives for intraRegional business exchanges will stimulate firm exports in the Regional Market and that (2) private firms, more technologically competent firms, and firms with richer Regional exporting experience are affected more strongly by this institutional influence.
