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Estimation of J-curves : United States and Canada
Marwah, Kanta - In: The Canadian journal of economics 29 (1996) 3, pp. 523-539
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Foundations of international macroeconomics
Obstfeld, Maurice; Rogoff, Kenneth S. - 1996
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International economics : payments, exchange rates, and macro policy
Appleyard, Dennis R. - 1998 - 3. ed
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International money and finance
Melvin, Michael - 2000 - 6. ed.
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International monetary economics
McCallum, Bennett T. - 1996
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International finance and open economy macroeconomics
Rivera-Batiz, Francisco L.; Rivera-Batiz, Luis - 1994 - 2. ed.
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Essays on exchange rate movements and the behavior of US import prices and quantities
Foster, Harry L. - 1988
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Technology, duality, and foreign trade : the GNP function approach to modeling imports and exports
Kohli, Ulrich R. - 1991
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Import Demand Elasticities Based on Quantity Data : Theory, Evidence and Implications for the Gains from Trade
Ferguson, Shon M. - 2019
Correct estimates of import demand elasticities are essential for measuring the gains from trade and predicting the impact of trade policies. We show that estimates of import demand elasticities hinge critically on whether they are derived using trade quantities or trade values, and this...
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Import demand elasticities based on quantity data : theory, evidence and implications for the gains from trade
Ferguson, Shon; Smith, Aaron - 2019
Correct estimates of import demand elasticities are essential for measuring the gains from trade and predicting the impact of trade policies. We show that estimates of import demand elasticities hinge critically on whether they are derived using trade quantities or trade values, and this...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012038660