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Weak enforcement of international contracts substantially reduces international trade. We develop a model where agents …. The model describes the interplay between institutional quality, reputations and the dynamics of international trade. We … its imports by changing both the incentives of current exporters and by inducing entry of new ones. Trade liberalization …
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Weak enforcement of international contracts can substantially reduce international trade. We develop a model where … information. The model describes the interplay between institutional quality, reputations and the dynamics of international trade … exporters. Trade liberalization induces current exporters to increase their sales. It could induce entry as well, but this will …
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exporting" is pervasive. Sequential exporting has broad but subtle implications for trade policy. For example, a reduction in … trade barriers in a country has delayed entry effects in its own market, while also promoting entry in other markets. This … trade externality poses challenges for the quantification of the effects of trade liberalization programs, while suggesting …
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We study the role of contract enforcement in shaping the dynamics of international trade at the firm level. We develop … significantly affect firms’ trade volumes and have manifold implications for firms’ dynamic patterns in foreign markets. …
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How do exporters expand their product scope and geographical presence? We argue that new exporters are uncertain about their profitability in different countries and products, but learn it as they start to export. As a consequence, exporters add products and countries sequentially, in an...
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How do exporters expand their product scope and geographical presence? We argue that new exporters are uncertain about their profitability in different countries and products, but learn it as they start to export. As a consequence, exporters add products and countries sequentially, in an...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013224082
How do exporters expand their product scope and geographical presence? We argue that new exporters are uncertain about their profitability in different countries and products, but learn it as they start to export. As a consequence, exporters add products and countries sequentially, in an...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012534564
We study the role of contract enforcement in shaping the dynamics of international trade at the firm level. We develop … significantly affect firms' trade volumes and have manifold implications for firms' dynamic patterns in foreign markets. …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009421728
We study the role of contract enforcement in shaping the dynamics of international trade at the firm level. We develop … significantly affect firms' trade volumes and have manifold implications for firms' dynamic patterns in foreign markets …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013111374
There is substantially more trade within national borders than across borders. An important explanation for this fact … international trade. It also rationalizes several empirical regularities. We find that history matters for trade volumes, but that … its effects vary with the institutional setting of the country. The same is true for the efficacy of trade liberalization …
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