Since at least the 1960s, the European Union (EU) has offered various kinds of non-reciprocal trade preferences for … developing countries. Originally, these trade preferences had at least two policy goals: (i) to increase export volumes for …-reciprocal trade preferences for developing countries on export diversification. Our estimation results suggest that some trade …

The aim of this paper is to offer a comprehensive overview of non-reciprocal trade preferences. Legal and economic … non-reciprocal trade preferences, and thereafter discusses how preferences are intended to work from an economic point of … in some detail how preference programs differ in their design. The question of how trade preferences could have negative …

Since at least the 1960s, the European Union (EU) has offered various kinds of non-reciprocal trade preferences for … developing countries. Originally, these trade preferences had at least two policy goals: (i) to increase export volumes for …-reciprocal trade preferences for developing countries on export diversification. Our estimation results suggest that some trade …

The literature on trade facilitation has mostly focused on implications for trade volumes. However, recent theoretical … contributions have emphasized that trade costs - such as transaction costs related to cross-border trade procedures - affect both … therefore tests whether trade facilitation affects the extensive margin by counting the number of 8-digit products that are …

Exploring the link between trade facilitation and the extensive and intensive margins of trade, the paper has two aims …. The first and main objective is to investigate whether the extensive margin of trade in homogeneous and differentiated … goods is affected in the same way by cross-border trade transaction costs. The second objective is to compare the …

The aim of this paper is to offer a comprehensive overview of non-reciprocal trade preferences. Legal and economic … non-reciprocal trade preferences, and thereafter discusses how preferences are intended to work from an economic point of … in some detail how preference programs differ in their design. The question of how trade preferences could have negative …

Since at least the 1960s, the European Union (EU) has offered various kinds of non-reciprocal trade preferences for … developing countries. Originally, these trade preferences had at least two policy goals: (i) to increase export volumes for …-reciprocal trade preferences for developing countries on export diversification. Our estimation results suggest that some trade …

The literature on trade facilitation has mostly focused on implications for trade volumes. However, recent theoretical … contributions have emphasized that trade costs – such as transaction costs related to cross-border trade procedures – affect both … therefore tests whether trade facilitation affects the extensive margin by counting the number of 8-digit products that are …

Since at least the 1960s, the European Union (EU) has offered various kinds of non-reciprocal trade preferences for … developing countries. Originally, these trade preferences had at least two policy goals: (i) to increase export volumes for …-reciprocal trade preferences for developing countries on export diversification. Our estimation results suggest that some trade …

Exploring the link between trade facilitation and the extensive and intensive margins of trade, the paper has two aims …. The first and main objective is to investigate whether the extensive margin of trade in homogeneous and differentiated … goods is affected in the same way by cross-border trade transaction costs. The second objective is to compare the …