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product codes over time results in less product adding and dropping at continuing firms in the Belgian export and production …
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export via a wholesaler are much more likely to become direct exporters to the same destination in subsequent periods … direct exporters to the same export market in subsequent periods. A connection to an exporting wholesaler results in a …
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separates taste from quality and productivity (TFPQ) at the firm-product level. Export data by destination countries allow us to … identify the level of taste from consumer heterogeneity across destinations. We decompose export revenue into the contribution … of taste, quality and costs. We find that taste is very important and explains about 50 % of the variation in export …
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We use Belgian firm-level data over the period 1996-2007 to analyze the impact of imports from China and other low-wage countries on firm growth, exit, and skill upgrading in manufacturing. For this purpose we use both industry-level and firm-level imports by country of origin and distinguish...
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export data at the firm-product level, we discover new and, heretofore, unknown facts about multi-product manufacturing … exporters. The large majority of Belgian manufacturing firms export products that they do not produce. More than three quarters … of the exported products and more than one quarter of export value from Belgian manufacturers are in goods that are not …
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The recent availability of trade data at a firm-product-country level calls for a new generation of models able to exploit the large variability detected across observations. By developing a model of monopolistic competition in which varieties enter preferences non-symmetrically, we show how...
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