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Numerous recent studies argue that higher levels of export diversification generate economic growth in developing economies. This study reviews relevant export statistics for a set of South American countries for 1995-2017 and seeks to approximate the fundamental determinants of export...
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Numerous recent studies argue that higher levels of export diversification generate economic growth in developing economies. This study reviews relevant export statistics for a set of South American countries for 1995-2017 and seeks to approximate the fundamental determinants of export...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012548480
We estimate the Anderson and van Wincoop model of trade by using the data on the bilateral export flows from 26 Turkish regions to 180 countries for the years 2002 through to 2010. Regional transportation and communication infrastructure capacity, the positioning of point infrastructure in a...
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We record the existence of an availability heuristic that is reflected in disaster myopia of U.S. investors and exists prior to the attacks of 9/11. We argue that this is fueled by an aggregate experience hypothesis effect, resulting in a pronounced increase in the sensitivity of U.S. stock...
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On 1 January 2005, the international trade in textile and clothing was freed from the quota restrictions that had persisted for more than four decades. This study tests one of the predictions that countries effectively constrained by quotas in the major world markets will increase their exports...
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A major international transmission channel of productivity increases is trade in intermediate products and services. This paper analyses international spillovers at the industry level and for the first time investigates effects from the services sector in this framework. The analysis makes use...
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This paper provides an assessment of the effects of the main trade agreements implemented in the Euro-Mediterranean region. The empirical analysis in this paper is based on a gravity model for a panel of 14 countries (7 South Mediterranean, 4 EU member states in addition to USA and Japan) for...
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