The dissolving trade barriers, financial deregulation, hyper‐mobility of capital and the rapid diffusion of new …‐biased Schumpeterian technological change was the major cause of labour immiserisation and, second, adverse Stolper‐Samuelson trade played … an insignificant effect need to be reviewed. Parsimonious dynamic time‐series models of trade and technology have been …

Purpose – World Trade Organization (WTO) accession marked a new beginning for China's economic, legal and institutional … experience, synthesize and update studies on China's pattern of trade and structural transformation, and provide both positive … latest policy changes after China's WTO accession, and literatures on China's trade and economic development issues in order …

‐2006, focusing on the role of growth, trade and the value added by various sectors. Design/methodology/approach – Using time series … and in connection to trade and the value added by various sectors such as agriculture, industry and services. Findings … represented by the GDP per capita. Trade seems to be an important determinant in this relationship. Practical implications – Such …

of trade policies.  …

alternatively that growth is highly “contagious” within a region, perhaps through trade. Variables such as the growth of …

Purpose – This paper seeks to revisit the highly debated trade‐growth hypothesis by considering the effects of trade … and output volatility on the relationship between trade and economic growth. Design/methodology/approach – The … relationship is modeled by testing for the existence of output and trade (export and imports separately) using the conditional …

growth, inequality and trade using a panel data set of 65 developing economies from 1965 to 2010. Design …/methodology/approach This study sets a theoretical framework to explain the growth-trade nexus differentials in the developing economies. The … study uses different econometric methods such as General Method of Moments to address the relationship of trade with growth …

emission and other four variables (energy consumption, economic growth, trade openness and population) at the same time. It is … growth, energy consumption, trade‐liberalization, and population density by using the EKC hypothesis for Pakistan. The …, energy consumption, trade openness and population density. Thus, findings of the study confirmed that EKC was a long …