英文摘要 |
The paper investigates the phenomenon of international capital movements within a specific-factor framework and highlights the role of intermediate inputs under the vertical production structure. Depending on whether the intermediate good can be traded or not, the vertical and horizontal cross-hauling may occur simultaneously in response to exogenous shocks. The relevant results based on theoretical analysis and numerical simulations show that the effects of preference, factor endowment and policy changes on the equilibrium input ratios and the factor elasticities of substitution cross sectors will be crucial in determining the direction of international capital movements. |