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In this paper I use a cross country data set to analyze the relationship between trade orientation, trade distortions and growth. I first develop a simple endogenous growth model that emphasizes the process of technological absorption in small developing countries. According to this model...
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channels. First, trade raises productivity levels because producers gain access to new imported varieties. Second, increases in … that aggregates these micro gains to obtain an estimate of trade on productivity growth for each country. We find that in … the typical country in the world, new imported varieties account for 15 percent of its productivity growth. These effects …
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has led many economists to believe that productivity growth in these economies, particularly in their manufacturing … productivity) gains from an outward orientation. This view fails to take into account the equally unusual rapid growth of both … envelope calculations to show that, as regards productivity growth in the aggregate economy and in manufacturing in particular …
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faster productivity growth. Although the use of instrumental variables goes a long way towards dealing with endogeneity …
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appreciation because of differential productivity growth between tradable and nontradable sectors) using data of the APEC economies …. Japan, Korea, Taiwan and, to a lesser extent, Hong Kong and Singapore, were proved to follow the Balassa-Samuelson path … Kong and Singapore grew fast, their real exchange rates appreciated only moderately. High productivity growth in service …
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The export booms in South Korea and Taiwan starting in the early 1960s are anomalous when compared with later export … than its instigator. In economies like South Korea and Taiwan, an increase in investment required an increase in imports of …
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Most explanations of Korea's and Taiwan's economic growth since the early 1960s place heavy emphasis on export …
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, including the distribution of output and productivity across firms and the magnitude of entry and exit flows. It has been argued … that despite many outward similarities, two of the most successful Southeast Asian economies, Taiwan and South Korea … Taiwan and identify a number of systematic differences in industry structure between the two countries. Our empirical …
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This paper examines two potential channels of knowledge acquisition that underlie firm productivity growth in the … effects of these investments on the firm's future total factor productivity. The empirical model consists of four equations … firm's future productivity trajectory while controlling for the potential selection bias introduced by endogenous firm exit …
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&D investment and total factor productivity at firm level. Based on a sample of 136 large manufacturing firms listed on the Taiwan …This study sets out to estimate the impact of R&D on productivity within the private sector, with further analysis of … Stock Exchange over the period 1994-2000, our findings suggest that Taiwan's R&D investment had a significant impact on firm …
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