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Foreign direct investment, economic growth, and volatility : a useful model for policymakers

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Effect of FDI on real per capita GDP growth : a rolling window panel analysis of 60 countries, 1982-2011

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Analyzing trade growth effects of deviations from long-run economic growth

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Evaluating Growth Volatility Susceptibility within Regional Free Trade Agreements

Edwards, Jeffrey A.; Ginn, Vance - 2014

This paper looks at the effects on trading partners that are included and not included in a Regional Free Trade Agreement (RFTA). Using the system GMM methodology, we consider six control variables to determine whether the volatility is more pronounced in non-RFTA countries (Type 1) or countries...

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