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, the reverse is also true. Output shocks from emerging Asia (and the People's Republic of China [PRC]) have a significant …
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response to Chinese expansionary monetary policy shocks, exports from East Asian countries to China decrease and imports into … East Asian countries from China increase, via the expenditure switching effect. Second, final goods exports from East Asian … countries to China increase through the income absorption effect. Third, and most interestingly, intermediate goods exports from …
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We study the effects of external shocks on the business cycle in China and its sectors (agriculture, industry, and … 1996--2014. We show that China - in particular its industrial sector - is susceptible to shocks, which can be related to a … consumer confidence. If interpreted from the perspective of ongoing structural change and rebalancing in China, our findings …
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We analyse the dynamics of the standard deviation of demand shocks and of the demand component of GDP across countries in the European Monetary Union (EMU). This analysis allows us to evaluate the patterns of cyclical comovement in EMU and put them in contrast to the cyclical performance of the...
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