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German international trade : interpreting export flows according to the gravity model

Paulus, Michal; Michalíková, Eva; Benáček, Vladimír - 2014

The paper applies the gravity model of international trade in its analysis of German exports. The added value of our … new insights into the analysis of German export performance. Our panel dataset includes German exports to 176 countries … European neighbourhood relative to the world average. Exports are sensitive to both the real exchange rate movements and the …

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Explaining the size differences of exporter productivity premia : theory and evidence

Geishecker, Ingo; Schröder, Philipp J. H.; Sørensen, Allan - 2014

Why is it that exporter productivity premia (EPP) differ so widely in size? We take this question to the theory and to the data. We derive the sectoral EPP in a standard heterogeneous firms trade model and apply the insights from the model to 13 years of data for all Danish manufacturing firms....

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Fixed export costs and export behavior

Castro, Luis; Li, Ben; Maskus, Keith E.; Xie, Yiqing - 2014

This paper provides a direct test of how fixed export costs and productivity jointly determine firm-level export behavior. Using Chilean data, we construct indices of fixed export costs for each industry-region-year triplet and match them to domestic firms. Our empirical results show that firms...

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Investigating the role of extensive margin, intensive margin, price and quantity components on Turkey's export growth during 1998 - 2011

Türkcan, Kemal - 2014

are employed for different categories of goods (final goods and intermediate goods exports). The results suggest that the …. Further, the growth in Turkey's total goods exports is mainly explained by quantity rather than price growth. The results … further point out that growth in Turkey's final goods was driven by price growth, whereas growth in intermediate goods exports …

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Pricing to market of German exporters : evidence from panel data

Falk, Martin; Falk, Rahel - 1998

.S., Japan, Italy and Spain. Pricing to market is more prevalent in exports of chemicals and fertilisers than in machinery …

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Imported-input trade liberalization and firms' export performance in China : theory and evidence

Fan, Haichao; Lai, Edwin L.-C.; Qi, Han - 2016

The literature on trade liberalization has recently shifted its attention from trade liberalization in imported final goods to studying the effects of trade liberalization in imported intermediate inputs. This emphasis fits very well the trade liberalization experience of China following its...

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Export decision under risk

Sousa, José de; Disdier, Anne-Célia; Gaigné, Carl - 2016

sales and exporting probabilities but also makes exports less sensitive to trade policy; (ii) the most productive exporters …

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The rewards of self-discovery : learning and firm exporter dynamics

Cebreros Zurita, Carlos Alfonso - 2016

I develop and estimate a model of export dynamics featuring self-discovery that accounts well for new exporter dynamics: (a) continuation rates that are increasing with tenure, and (b) growth rates of export sales that are decreasing with tenure. The option value generated by the acquisition of...

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Do multinational retailers affect the export competitiveness of host countries?

Cheptea, Angela - 2014

experience productivity gains increase their volume of exports ... …

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Gravity model analysis : robust evidence from the Czech Republic and corruption matching

Paulus, Michal; Michalíková, Eva - 2014

The results generally confirm that Czech trade is oriented towards European countries and determined primarily by key economic factors of domestic and foreign GDP. The institutional variables remain largely insignificant, except corruption due tothe counterintuitive result that a higher...

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