Titlebook: Investment Incentives and the Global Competition for Capital; Kenneth P. Thomas Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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The Celtic Tiger: Incentives, Infrastructure, Tax Rates, Luck?,d pursued essentially the same strategy of attracting foreign multinationals from the 1950s through the 1980s with little success. In the 1990s, the Irish economy boomed, creating the Ireland we know today. This chapter will analyze the relative contribution of incentives, EU infrastructure and trai

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The Spread of Investment Incentives to Developing Countries,t, a more recent phenomenon. Some see this as largely a defensive reaction to their use in the North (Oman, 2000; Mora et al., 2005), while another important driver is fiscal decentralization in countries such as Brazil, India, China (Markusen and Nesse, 2007) and Vietnam (Hong et al., 2009). In the

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Controlling Incentives and Maximizing the Value of Inward Investment, earlier, a number of studies, such as that of Head, Ries, and Swenson (1999) and Albornoz and Corcos (2007), offer theoretical justification for multilateral control of incentives. Here we consider several real-life attempts in that direction. First, I will discuss the rules and effectiveness of th

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A Policy Agenda for the Twenty-first Century: Transparency and Beyond,d with Prisoners’ Dilemma or more complex games, the studies have found that optimal regulation of incentives improves overall efficiency and welfare. The European Union has shown what the broad parameters of ‘optimal’ regulation look like: banning investment incentives in rich regions, and holding

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ormation and knowledge management. This paper describes H.L.X, a system implementing a novel logic-based approach to information extraction from unstructured documents. The approach adopted in the H.L.X system is founded on a new two-dimensional representation of documents, and heavily exploits .. -

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Kenneth P. Thomasncreasingly serves as a medium for multimedia information and opinion exchange. Community Information Systems address the combination of these two trends of heterogeneous worldwide information access and cooperative discussion and work. This combination creates a lot of new opportunities e.g. in the

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