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Tunisian manufacturing firms from 2004 to 2006. In particular, we examine whether more productive firms self-select into export … exporting firms from others. The results suggest that fully exporting firms self-select more often into export markets and … for learning by exporting. Moreover, the scope for learning might also be influenced by export destination, as in the case …
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productivity improvements due to entry into export markets suggesting that the productivity gains are associated with the removal …
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One feature of exporting firms in Cambodia is that they are not of domestic origin but are foreign firms that export …-owned export firms impacts on the productivity of domestic firms. We consider two channels: first, the extent to which export … relieving institutional constraints for export firms has positive impacts on the productivity of all firms, including non-export …
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Studies show that when exports go up, innovation goes up as well. But what is the mediating effect of domestic institutions in the association between exports and innovation? If any, which institutions are more likely to improve exports and innovation in developing countries, and how? To address...
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This paper is related to the literature on the effect of foreign direct investment (FDI) on the labour market of host countries. Labour market literature has focused on the demand side of FDI; that is, increasing wage inequality by demanding more skilled workers or just increasing the overall...
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-added ('value-added ratio') in exports consistent with the objective of achieving economic development through an export … that industries with high value-added ratios have more potential to create export-induced employment. The policy …
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determinant of economic growth. Understanding how South African firms learn to export more sophisticated products is, therefore …, we argue that foreign direct investment can stimulate export upgrading in manufacturing firms. We find that the level of …) provide firm-level evidence of export upgrading induced by foreign direct investment in Africa, (ii) employ the fitness …
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typically associated with better export performance at the firm level due to productivity enhancements and new products. However … demand for labour. This paper aims to isolate the impact of innovation on export performance to understand the direct and …
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This paper presents a review of recent studies that estimate the trade effects of foreign aid. It also provides new results obtained using panel data techniques to estimate the direct effects of aid on international trade, accounting for countries' participation in free trade agreements, and the...
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Over many past decades countries in sub-Saharan Africa have received extensive bilateral and multilateral aid in support of the production of relevant, timely, and good quality data and statistics. But assessing aid effectiveness in the statistical area is a complex matter. Many datasets are...
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