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Internationally active firms rely intensively on trade credits even though they are considered particularly expensive. This phenomenon has been little explored so far. Our theoretical analysis shows that trade credits can alleviate financial constraints arising from asymmetric information...
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aggregate export and import equations. In particular, it considers different choices for scale and price variables, and assesses … provides an assessment of the drastic change in the geographical destination of Korean exports during the 1990s. …
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. The starting point is the traditional channel through exports and imports known as the "locomotive". The intertemporal …
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Foreign exchange windfalls such as those from natural resource revenues change non-resource exports, imports, and the … increase imports by 25 cents, implying a negligible effect on foreign saving. The negative per dollar impact on exports is … that the response to a dollar of resource revenue is, approximately, to decrease non-resource exports by 75 cents and …
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product codes over time results in less product adding and dropping at continuing firms in the Belgian export and production …
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restrictions on exports of Japanese cars to Community markets are modeled as having an anti-competitive effect. The model is …
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-section of data covering 22 large exporters and 200 import destinations. Bilateral exports rise by approximately 6-10% for each … information-gathering. Accordingly, foreign services are increasingly marketing themselves as agents of export promotion. I … investigate whether exports are in fact systematically associated with diplomatic representation abroad. I use a recent cross …
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The current price of a depletable resource depends on future demands and supplies, which affect how rapidly the resource is exhausted. Plans for future levels of demand and supply can therefore affect the current price. If agents have market power and can commit to future plans, then such plans...
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This paper integrates the production-theory approach to import determination and the production-theory approach to … immigration. The aggregate technology is described by a four-input translog cost function, from which the demand for imports and …
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' perceptions about the probabilities of future import controls. When it anticipates future restrictions, a competitive export …The EC policy of import surveillance entails the public announcement that henceforth the Commission will collect … detailed statistics on particular import flows. The imposition of surveillance, it is argued, will change exporters …
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