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China trade : busting gravity's bounds

Edmonds, Christopher M.; La Croix, Sumner J.; Li, Yao - In: Journal of Asian economics 19 (2008) 5/6, pp. 455-466

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A new perspective on China trade growth : application of a new index of bilateral trade intensity

Edmonds, Christopher M.; Li, Yao - 2010

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The impact of approved destination status on Chinese travel abroad : an economic analysis

Arita, Shawn; Edmonds, Christopher M.; La Croix, Sumner J. - 2009

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China's rise as a trading power

Edmonds, Christopher M.; La Croix, Summer J.; Li, Yao - In: China's emergent political economy : capitalism in the …, (pp. 169-189). 2008

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Impact of approved destination status on Chinese travel abroad : an econometric analysis

Arita, Shawn; Edmonds, Christopher M.; La Croix, Sumner J. - In: Tourism economics : the business and finance of tourism … 17 (2011) 5, pp. 983-996

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Effect of appoved destination status on mainland Chines travel abroad

Arita, Shawn; La Croix, Sumner J.; Edmonds, Christopher M. - In: Asian economic journal : journal of the East Asian … 28 (2014) 3, pp. 217-237

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Preferential trade agreements and China's trade

Clarete, Ramon L.; Edmonds, Christopher M.; Wallack, … - In: Asian economic cooperation in the new millennium : …, (pp. 385-423). 2004

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China's rise as an international trading power

Edmonds, Christopher - 2006

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A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON CHINA TRADE GROWTH: APPLICATION OF A NEW INDEX OF BILATERAL TRADE INTENSITY

Edmonds, Christopher; Li, Yao - Department of Economics, University of Hawaii-Manoa - 2010

This paper analyzes China’s trade relationships using a new trade intensity index, which incorporates gravity model estimation, to compare observed trade levels with levels would be expected to prevail given the economic, geographic, and cultural characteristics of the trading partners. The...

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