Trade Credits and Bank Credits in International Trade: Substitutes or Complements?

Should We Trade Biomass, Electricity, Renewable Certificates, or Co2 Credits?

This paper describes different trading options that exist to reconcile the geographical disparities between supply and demand for bioenergy and bioenergy services, depending upon the specific situation of the “exporting” and “importing” country. Trade in biomass fuels, electricity, renewable certificates, and CO2 credits are introduced and presented as options for business and policy makers as ...

Health coverage tax credits under the Trade Act of 2002.

Migration, Trade, Capital and Development: Substitutes, Complements and Policies

T he postwar era is not the first experience the world has had with globalization in all its dimensions. The current episode can, however, be distinguished from its nineteenth century predecessor by its scale-a world of six billion inhabitants, massive movements of goods, services, and capital-as well as by continuously falling communication and transport costs and the instantaneous nature of i...

EOQ Model with Cash Flow Oriented and Quantity Dependent Under Trade Credits (TECHNICAL NOTE)

Inventory models in which the demand rate dependents on the stock- dependent are based on the common real- life observation that greater product availability tends to stimulate more sales. In this study we develop an inventory model to determine an optimal ordering policy for quantity dependent demand rate and time dependent holding cost items with delay in payments permitted by the supplier un...

Bank Credits and Investment Growth of Agricultural Sector in Iran

This study were examined relationship between bank credits and investment growth of agricultural sector in Iran during the period of 1982-2011 by auto regressive distribution lag bounds test approach. Basically, the growth investing of the agricultural sector in Iran is related to oil revenues, bank credits, value added of agriculture sector and capital stock. The results confirm the existence ...