1996

Abstract

In a simple partial equilibrium setting without externalities industrial subsidies promote manufacturing output in the subsidizing region but harm welfare, whereas spillover effects to welfare in other regions are positive if the country is large. In a general equilibrium model instead the welfare effects are ambiguous, because of pre-existing distortions and general equilibrium terms of trade effects.

JEL: C68: Mathematical and Quantitative Methods / Mathematical Methods ; Programming Models ; Mathematical and Simulation Modeling / Computable General Equilibrium Models ; H23: Public Economics / Taxation, Subsidies, and Revenue / Externalities ; Redistributive Effects ; Environmental Taxes and Subsidies ; L52: Industrial Organization / Regulation and Industrial Policy / Industrial Policy ; Sectoral Planning Methods
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