potential exposure of an industry's revenues and costs to world events through exports, imports, and imported inputs. For each … role of imports in domestic consumption, and the costs of imported inputs in total production. In addition, they construct … cost factor) can potentially offset exposure to the international economy through exports (a revenue factor). …

Superseded by Working Paper 12-20 ; The authors study the rise in U.S. manufacturing exports from 1987 to 2002 through … the model to calculate the predicted increase in trade. Contrary to the findings in Yi (2003), they find that the exports …

exports since 2001. This paper undertakes a thorough analysis of the comparative advantage of Chinese manufactures from 2002 …Purpose – Considerable research has been conducted on the comparative advantage of Chinese manufactured exports before … paper is to conduct a thorough analysis of the comparative advantage of Chinese manufactures from 2002 to 2009, not only …

increased demand for engineering- and science-based goods, more so for exports than imports. Policies recommended include skill … results are that the world buys U.S. manufactures that use engineering and scientific skill intensively in their production …. The U.S. also imports these types of goods, though to a lesser degree. In addition, engineering and science content of U …

Latin American exports of manufactures. This paper shows that countercyclical factors should be expected for most exports …