Firms in international trade

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Firms in international trade Prof PDF Strydom Extra-ordinary professor: School of Economics and TRADE research entity

1. Heterogeneous firms Monopolistic competition Serving domestic and foreign markets Highly concentrated Firm High cost of trade participation Select Efficient Highly Productive Capital intensive High margins Quality People Large Profits Inefficient firms exit Resource allocation

2. Firm behaviour in South Africa

3. Policy suggestions First principles: Stylized facts Trade agreements: Cross border inefficiencies and tariffs Package approach: Quality human capital and flexible labour markets Regulatory framework Infrastructure: Electricity ICT requirements Logistics

Thank you