研討日期 |
2014年11月8日10:30 ~ 13:00 |
研討地點 |
台大社會科學院710討論室 |
題目 |
Bargaining Power,
Subcontracting and Strategic Trade Policy |
作者 |
Ku-Chu Tsao |
文獻出處 |
Working paper |
報告人 |
曹古駒 |
參加人員 |
黃鴻、梁文榮、林晏如、彭正浩、蔡明芳、高國峯、陳金盛、曹古駒、呂得成、呂雅媛 |
摘要 |
In our model, we investigate how strategic trade policy
is affected by bargaining power under the subcontracting. Our finding is that the price of
the final good of domestic firm is decreasing(increasing) after
subcontracting if domestic firm’s bargaining power is sufficiently
small(large), but the foreign firm’s is always decreasing. Then, generally
speaking, in order to improve the profit transfer effect, government would
impose the export tax on the intermediate good. In this paper, however, we
have found that the above situation only occurs on the domestic bargaining
power is sufficiently small, but the export subsidy if the bargaining power
is sufficiently large. In addition, we also demonstrate that a higher
domestic bargaining power increases domestic profit if the export policy is
exogenous. On the other hand, if the export policy is endogenous, a higher
domestic bargaining power decreases domestic profit when the tax effect is
negative and shall be large enough. Finally, we have extended the analytic
model to a situation which is that foreign firm has an outside option to
subcontract the intermediate good to another country. We argue that, if the
domestic bargaining power is sufficiently large, the outside option does not
threaten the domestic optimal export policy. But, if the domestic bargaining
power is sufficiently small, the outside option does threaten the domestic
optimal export policy, and a large bargaining power increases the optimal
export tax. Meanwhile, foreign firm may still subcontract to domestic firm
even if domestic firm have a higher total cost of intermediate good than the
outside option. |