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Digital trade in Europe and Central Asia

Tan, Shawn W. - 2017

The Internet greatly increases firms' potential to produce new goods and service for new markets. The Internet is also having a dramatic impact on services, especially in the retail, trade and finance sectors, by enabling firms to digitize their products and deliver them over long distances....

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The Economic Effects of an East Asian Trading Bloc.

Deardoff, A.V.; Brown, D.K.; Stern, R.M. - Research Seminar in International Economics, University … - 1995

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Liberalisation reform and export performance of India

Paudel, Ramesh C. - Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National … - 2014

This paper examines the impact of liberalisation reform on export performance of India. The empirical analysis involves estimating an export demand-supply model for manufacturing and merchandised exports, applying ARDL approach to cointegration using annual data for the period 1975-2008. The...

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Vietnam's WTO Accession and Export-Led Growth- Introduction

Cling, Jean-Pierre; Razafindrakoto, Mireille; Roubaud, … - In: Economie Internationale (2009) 118, pp. 5-12

Vietnam joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2007 and became its 150th member. This accession is something of an endorsement of a long process of trade reform and international integration, which started more than two decades before in 1986 with the launch of Doi Moi (Renovation)....

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Trade with Asia and Skill Upgrading: Effects on Factor Markets in the Older Industrial Countries.

Tyers, R.; Yang, Y. - Research School of Economics, College of Business and … - 1996

Economic growth and trade liberalization since the 1970s have led to rapid growth in exports from many developing countries. The link between this expansion and the tendancy for wage dispersion in the older industrial countries is explored in this paper using global general equilibrium analysis.

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Asia, Japan and the Internationalization of Effective Demand.

Kriesler, P.; Halevi, J. - School of Economics, UNSW Business School - 1995

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The transition of China to sustainable growth: Implications for the global economy and the euro area

Dieppe, Alistair (contributor); Gilhooly, Robert (contributor) - 2018

China's rise has been the economic success story of the past four decades but economic growth has been slowing and … domestic imbalances have widened. This paper analyses the recent evolution of China's imbalances, the risks they pose to the … economic outlook and the potential impact of a transition to sustainable growth in China on the global and euro area economies …

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Potential Currency Areas in East Asia Using United States, Japan, or China as the Monetary Anchor

Quah, Chee-Heong - 2011

countries are proposed, namely the US, Japan, and China and hence, to an extent the analysis does indicate the relative …

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Assessing the Appropriateness of China’s Peg to the US Dollar

Quah, Chee-Heong - 2010

This paper attempts to assess the compatibility of China with its present dollar-based exchange rate policies … features of China are evaluated against economies implementing rigid dollar standards in practice, namely Hong Kong, Macau, and … Panama. Results suggest that conditions in China are at least as conforming as those prevailing in the reference economies …

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Foreign Manufacturing Multinationals and the Transformation of the Chinese Economy : New Measurements, New Perspectives

Moran, Theodore - 2011

indigenous technological and managerial technological capabilities among Chinese firms? China has been remarkably successful in … size of manufacturing FDI inflows, the impact of multinational corporate investment in China has been largely confined to … sharply. China has remained a low value-added assembler of more sophisticated inputs imported from abroad - a "workbench …

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