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This paper revisits the relationship between international trade and economic growth. We measure trade openness indices … in explaining growth gains from trade. Using sectoral level data from WORLD KLEMS Database on industrial productivity and … growth. Openness in terms of final consumer goods turns out to be insignificant in most specifications. We also estimate …
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monetary model are not fully robust to data frequency and alternative estimation periods, either. Nevertheless, adding openness …
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introduce a new framework, which combines trade and growth theory into a tractable tool for quantitative research. Our …
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We study the relation between the off-shoring of intermediates and services and productivity growth in the Italian … off-shoring") is beneficial for productivity growth, while the off-shoring of services is not. We also find that the way … productivity growth is there with our direct measures based on input-output data but disappears when either a broad measure or the …
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This paper presents a new explanation for the sustained pattern of international net capital flows by modifying the standard consumption capital asset pricing model (CCAPM) to create net capital flows beyond the initial period. In addition to the well established link between asset returns and...
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This paper deals with a classic development question: how can the process of economic development - transition from stagnation in a traditional technology to industrialization and prosperity with a modern technology - be accelerated? Lewis (1954) and Rostow (1956) argue that the pace of...
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Growth theory predicts that natural disasters should, on impact, lower GDP per capita. However, the empirical … effect of disasters on growth. The worst 5% disaster years come with a growth damage of at least 0.45 percentage points. That … affected by geophysical disasters; rich more by meteorological events. International openness and democratic institutions …
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countries from 1983 to 2006, we analyze the role of economic and financial openness as well as tax competition while allowing … for dynamic adjustment to shocks and period-specific as well as country-specific effects. While openness does not seem to …
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