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matching frictions in gravity. In the cross section, we find matching frictions as important as iceberg costs in impeding trade … increase in French exports to the new members. While workers benefitted overall, those competing most directly with imports …
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equilibrium model of international trade. Both the quality and the quantity of a product play a role in its contribution both to … consumption and to production. The framework allows bilateral trade to vary at the extensive and intensive margins and the … intensive margin of trade to vary at the quantity and unit-value margins. We estimate the parameters of the model using …
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data on bilateral trade in manufactures among 92 countries and to firm-level export data for a much narrower sample shows …A recent literature has introduced heterogeneous firms into models of international trade. This literature has adopted … not hold in the data. We show how a standard heterogeneous-firm trade model can be amended to allow for only an integer …
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identify specific barriers to exporting and to measure their importance. We develop a model of firm-level export dynamics that … customs records of U.S. imports of manufactures from Colombia we replicate patterns of exporter maturation. A potentially … response of total export sales to an exchange rate shock exceeds the 1-year response by about 40 percent, with the 1-year …
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A country's exports rise when its leadership is approved by other countries. I show this using a standard gravity model of bilateral exports, a panel of data from 2006 through 2017, and an annual Gallup survey which asks people in up to 157 countries whether they approve of the job performance...
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Using transactions-level customs data from Colombia, we study firm-specific export patterns over the period 1996 … previous year. These new exporters tend to be extremely small in terms of their overall contribution to export revenues, and … most do not continue exporting in the following year. Hence export sales are dominated by a small number of very large and …
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manufacturers: (1) Firms differ substantially in export participation, with most selling only at home; (2) The number of firms … of 16 industries we find little variation in these patterns. We propose that any successful model of trade and market …
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We develop a simple model of the choice between exploiting a technology in another country via export and via direct …
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In this paper I quantify a gain that a country receives when its global influence is considered to be admirable by others. I use a standard gravity model of bilateral exports, a panel of data from 2006 through 2013, and an annual survey conducted for the BBC by GlobeScan which asks people in up...
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unions to estimate the effect of currency unions on trade using (then-) conventional gravity models. In this paper, we use a … variety of empirical gravity models to estimate the currency union effect on trade and exports, using recent data which … a smaller trade effect than other currency unions; it has a mildly stimulating effect at best. Third and most …
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