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crisis in western Germany. Importing instead reveals a positive correlation with survival and firms that both export and … advantage for firms sourcing from factor markets abroad. Two-way traders do not show a link with exit risk, supporting the idea …
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Abstract This paper uses information on more than 160 million export and import transactions by German firms from 2009 … foreign markets a firm from manufacturing industries is active on as an exporter or importer is higher in firms that are … larger, older and foreign owned and that have higher labor productivity, human capital intensity and R&D intensity. With the …
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rate movements on Sri Lanka's aggregate exports and imports between China using selected variables such as the real … regression model using Sri Lanka's sectoral exports and imports between China and tests whether exchange rate movements have … rate volatility are playing a major role in determining sectoral exports and imports between Sri Lanka and China. Therefore …
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and imports, and exports and imports. These findings guided the authors to conclude that the exports‐led growth, growth …‐led exports, imports‐led growth and growth‐led imports hypothesis is valid, and foreign deficit is sustainable for China. The long … exports with respect to economic growth is 1.635. The elasticity of economic growth with respect to imports is 0.621, and …
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these policies had been effective in leading exports and imports to long-run steady-state equilibrium relationship among the … ASEAN-5 countries had been effective in leading exports and imports to long-run steady-state equilibrium relationship. To …
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the two countries' firms in the same industry. The study clearly shows that there are few areas where there is an overlap …
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A model is presented that explains how importers' perceptions of five aspects of their relationship with an exporter (trust, dependence, cooperation, satisfaction, and commitment) are related at any point in time. The structure‐conduct‐outcomes and relationship marketing literature in...
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Purpose – This study seeks to investigate the benefits that trigger exporters' attitudinal commitment and examines their effects by taking into account the temporal dynamics of cross‐border interfirm relationships. Design/methodology/approach – A qualitative field study led to the...
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increase in exports to that particular country; the effect is equivalent to the importing country decreasing a tariff by as … topic of study. For public policy makers looking to stimulate exports to a specific country, improving their respective …
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foreign country and make great efforts to diversify exports, aware that initially it will be associated with certain costs … markets as small and medium‐sized firms engaged in production activities. The paper has already established some bases for … associations, joint ventures and individual firms. Originality/value – The paper shows the dynamics of Russian‐German economic …
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