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Middlemen Margins and Globalization

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  • Pranab Bardhan

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A theory of trading middlemen or entrepreneurs who finance and market goods produced by workers are developed. A two sector two country model of competitive equilibrium, with endogenous sorting of agents with heterogenous entrepreneurial abilities into sectors and occupations is developed.

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  • Pranab Bardhan, 2009. "Middlemen Margins and Globalization," Working Papers id:2202, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:2202
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