Search Results - subject:"Import function"

Import demand in heterogeneous panel data with cross-sectional dependence

Gregori, Tullio; Giansoldati, Marco - In: Applied economics 52 (2020) 5, pp. 443-458

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The Dynamics of Export and Import Functions in Turkey: Cointegration and Multivariate Granger Causation Analysis

ALTINTAS, Associate Professor Halil; TÜRKER, Associate … - In: International Journal of Asian Social Science 4 (2014) 5, pp. 676-689

The study aims to analyze the determinants of foreign trade through the variables of national income, foreign direct investment, real exchange rates, and export and import prices for the period of 1987-2011. The export and import demand functions in Turkey are estimated using unit root test,...

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The effects of globalization on the imports of wood products in Iran

Khosravi, Sheyda; Maleknia, Rahim; Adeli, Kamran; … - In: Journal of forest economics : JFE 32 (2018), pp. 116-122

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A note on the estimation of import trade demand functions

Giansoldati, Marco; Gregori, Tullio - In: Economics letters 157 (2017), pp. 133-135

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Balance-of-Payment-Constrained Growth: The Case of China, 1979-2002

Jeon, Yongbok - Department of Economics, University of Utah - 2006

The aim of this study is to empirically test the validity of Thirlwall’s Law in China during the reform period of 1979-2002. For the income elasticity of import demand, an aggregate import demand function for the Chinese economy is estimated using ARDL-UECM model and the bounds test. This...

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Explanation of Economic Growth Differences in the CEE Countries: Importance of the BOP Constraint

Kvedaras, Virmantas - In: Baltic Journal of Economics 5 (2005) 2, pp. 48-65

-constrained growth model, based on the specification of a dynamic import function, which describes the short-term and long-term import … behaviour in a different way. McCombie and Thirlwall have implicitly argued for a similar specification of the import function … in the analyses of this kind. Econometrically, the import function is formulated, in this article, as a conditional Error …

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Workers' remittances and import demand in Pakistan

Zaman, Khair-uz; Imrani, Nazakat Ali - In: Philippine Review of Economics 42 (2005) 2, pp. 127-137

Using quarterly data for the period 1975-2004, this paper estimates import functions for Pakistan both at the aggregate and disaggregated levels. Findings show that remittances do have a significant impact on the demand for imports in the aggregate equation, with the elasticity for remittances...

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