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This paper provides a mainly graphical summary of the trade matrices underlying the OECD’s international macroeconomic … between individual OECD countries and the main non-OECD regions, distinguishing trade in manufactures non-manufactures and non … trade. The sources and methods used to construct the matrices are also described in annexes ... Les relations commerciales …
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The paper empirically examines the differential effects of trade on economic growth and investment based on cross …-country data. In general, the results are largely consistent with the positive impact of trade on economic growth as found in the … literature. However, the empirical results based on different categories of countries show that whereas trade has positively …
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The paper empirically examines the differential effects of trade on economic growth and investment based on cross …-country data. In general, the results are largely consistent with the positive impact of trade on economic growth as found in the … literature. However, the empirical results based on different categories of countries show that whereas trade has positively …
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construction as a driver of China's demand for resource-intensive metal products. Second, it shows that global trade in non …-oil resource commodities can be described by the gravity model of trade. Using this model it is found that, controlling for other … determinants of resource trade, exports (and the manufacturing sector more generally) are a sizeable and significant determinant of …
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Despite the theoretical relationships proposed regarding exports and output, recent empirical research has found no conclusive support for a causal relationship between exports and output. This paper examines the causal relationship between exports and output using Irish data.
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“Does economic openness increase income?” is retested using quantity measures of trade, finance, and domestic economic … size, and the short answer is: “It de-pends”. The results show that Africa and the Americas lose from both trade and … financial openness, while Asia gains from trade openness but loses from financial openness. The industrialized region benefits …
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In this paper it is argued that the domestic division of labor and trade is organized according to the same principle … as the international division of labor and trade – the Ricardian comparative advantages. After all, the ultimate source … trade, thus creating a Darwinist society of the survival of the fittest. The least productive individuals and those who face …
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