A specific-factors view on outsourcing

By W. Kohler. 2001

135 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics

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1. H. Egger
2. Peter H. Egger
3. J. Fidrmuc
4. Céline Carrère
5. Hidemi Kimura
6. Yasuyuki Todo
7. J. Bergstrand
8. Steffen Kinkel

Citations in the corpus

• INTERNATIONAL OUTSOURCING AND THE PRODUCTIVITY OF LOW-SKILLED LABOR IN THE EU (2006, unknown): “Krusell et al. (1997) stress the advantages of a CES production function as compared with a translog specification.”
• Outsourcing and skill‐specific employment in a small economy: Austria after the fall of the Iron Curtain (2003, background): “Kohler (2001) addresses the impact of outsourcing on the labour market in a specific factors model.”
• International Outsourcing and Factor Prices with Multistage Production (2004, unknown): “13The analogy to the theory of effective protection is obvious; see Kohler (2003) for a more details.”
• Aspects of International Fragmentation (2004, unknown): “10A similar thrust is also emerging from the general analysis of distributional effects in Kohler (2003), where it is shown that the factor price effects are importantly driven by the production characteristics of the domestic “non-outsourcing” activities.”