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How Important are Spillovers from Major Emerging Markets?
Huidrom, Raju - 2017
The seven largest emerging market economies -- China, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Indonesia, and Turkey …-half to three times more due to a similarly sized increase in G7 growth. Third, among the EM7, spillovers from China are the …
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Substitutability and Protectionism : Latin America's Trade Policy and Imports from China and India
Facchini, Giovanni - 2016
The authors examine the trade policy response of Latin American governments to the rapid growth of China and India in …
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A Bit Far? Geography, International Economic Agreements, and Foreign Direct Investment : Evidence from Emerging Markets
Gomez-Mera, Laura - 2019
How do international economic agreements influence the investment patterns of firms from emerging economies? This paper studies the ways in which bilateral investment treaties and preferential trade agreements interact with geographic and cultural distance to influence firms' investment...
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Russian Trade and Foreign Direct Investment Policy at the Crossroads
Tarr, David G. - 2017
This paper summarizes the estimates of what Russia will get from World Trade Organization accession and why. A key finding is the estimate that Russia will gain about $53 billion per year in the medium term from World Trade Organization accession and $177 billion per year in the long term, due...
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Performance of Renewable Energy Auctions : Experience in Brazil, China and India
Elizondo Azuela, Gabriela - 2017
economies: Brazil, China, and India. The analysis focuses on the countries' experience in various dimensions, including price …
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Subnational Fiscal Policy in Large Developing Countries : Some Lessons from the 2008-09 Crisis for Brazil, China and India
Fardoust, Shahrokh - 2017
expenditures, as in China and India, the impact was magnified. Increases in recurrent expenditure, which were made in Brazil and … India, acted as short-term stimulants; additional public investment, as in China, appears to have had a more lasting impact … restricted the contribution of Brazilian states to fiscal stimulus. Legal prohibition of subnational borrowing induced China …
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Green Industrial Policy : Trade and Theory
Karp, Larry S. - 2017
trade disputes, emphasizing the Brazil-United States dispute involving ethanol and the broader United States-China dispute …
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CGE Models for the Analysis of Trade Policy in Developing Countries
de Melo, Jaime - 2017
The use of computable general equilibrium (CGE) simulation models for policy analysis has become widespread. However, such techniques are not well suited to economywide analysis in developing countries. Instead, simulation models relying on "borrowed" parameter estimates have been used for a...
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Import Dynamics and Demands for Protection
Hillberry, Russell H. - 2017
What kinds of changes in foreign competition lead domestic industries to seek import protection? To address this question this paper uses detailed monthly U.S. import data to investigate changes in import composition during a 24-month window immediately preceding the filing of a petition for...
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Determinants of Trade Policy Responses to the 2008 Financial Crisis
Gawande, Kishore - 2017
The collapse in trade and contraction of output that occurred during 2008-09 was comparable to, and in many countries more severe than, the Great Depression of 1930, but did not give rise to the rampant protectionism that followed the Great Crash. Theory suggests several hypotheses for why it...
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