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Firm exit and exchange rates : an examination with Turkish firm-level data

Karamollaoğlu, Nazlı; Yazgan, Mustafa Ege - 2014

Micro-level empirical research has begun to obtain important results on the effects of currency variations on firms' survival. To date, the literature has lacked detailed analysis of the effects of exchange rates on firms' survival behavior in emerging markets due to a scarcity of firm level...

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Exchange rate volatility and disaggregated manufacturing exports : evidence from an emerging country

Duc Hong Vo; Anh The Vo; Zhang, Zhaoyong - In: Journal of risk and financial management : JRFM 12 (2019) 1/12, pp. 1-25

. The findings confirm that a strategy that depreciates Vietnam’s currency appears to enhance manufacturing exports in the …

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The effect of the euro on export patterns : empirical evidence from industry data

Murphy, Gavin (contributor); Siedschlag, Iulia (contributor) - 2008

exports to the euro area countries relative to the rest of the trading partners of Ireland has been positive, significant and …

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Exchange rate movements, firm-level exports and heterogeneity

Berthou, Antoine; Dhyne, Emmanuel - 2018

This paper provides an estimation of the reaction of firm-level exports consecutive to real exchange rate movements … - the exchange rate elasticity of exports. Following recent theoretical works emphasizing the role played by firm … heterogeneous reaction of different firms may contribute to shape the aggregate reaction of countries' exports. The analysis relies …

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Does Exporting Lead to Productivity Spillovers in Horizontal or Vertical Industries? Evidence from Indonesia

Sethupathy, Prasanna Guru - 2007

This paper investigates the presence of productivity spillovers due to exporting. In particular, we examine whether productivity gains from exporting spillover upstream (to suppliers), downstream (to customers) or horizontally (to competitors). Using plant-level data on Indonesian manufacturing...

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Multi-Product Exporters, Variable Markups and Exchange Rate Fluctuations

Caselli, Mauro - 2014

In this paper we investigate how firms adjust markups across products in response to fluctuations in the real exchange rate. In a theoretical framework, we show that firms increase their markup and producer prices following a real depreciation and that this increase is greater for products with...

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Competition and product mix adjustment of multi-product exporters : evidence from Belgium

Breemersch, Koen - 2016

This paper studies the effects of competition in a destination market on the product sales distribution of Belgian multi-product firms using the framework of Mayer et al. (2014). We show that in high competition markets multi-product firms export relatively more of their core products thus...

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China's Growing Impact on the Iranian Economy (Biased Growth Approach in Manufacturing Industries)

Doostkouei, Saleh Ghavidel - 2022

This paper has provided a model that shows China's manufacturing growth impact on Iran manufacturing sector. Our model includes as a special case of bias growth theory in international trade, the biased growth theory has intended to growth in the rest of the word good or bad for our country. In...

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Low-productive exporters are high-quality exporters : evidence from Germany

Wagner, Joachim - 2014 - This version: February 6, 2014

study reports that these low-productivity exporters are not marginal exporters defined according to the share of exports in … exports is much higher among exporters from the lower end of the productivity distribution than among highly productive …

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Does exporting increase productivity of Thai firms via linkage spillovers?

Kornkarun Cheewatrakoolpong; Potipiti, Tanapong - 2014

Several studies using firm-level data could not find significant evidence to support that exporting activities promote productivity growth. However, few studies have considered whether exporting companies can create spillovers to domestic firms. In fact, exporting companies create positive...

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