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The crucial difference between Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and other international financial flows is that the former involves technology flows across countries. In the presence of country-specific shocks, these flows not only alter the distribution of output across countries, but also...
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of being an exporting firm falls dramatically. As a result, the entry costs needed to account for the data are 8 times smaller than the value in the benchmark model.
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