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of a severe terms-of-trade shock. We demonstrate that the degree of flexibility reulting from these reallocative effects … depends partly on intrasectoral differences in import dependence. The paper introduces sectoral heterogeneity by allowing the …. Flexibility is shown to be reduced by:(i) low technological diversity, which constrains sectoral heterogeneity and hence the scope …
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of a severe terms-of-trade shock. We demonstrate that the degree of flexibility resulting from these reallocative effects … depends partly on intrasectoral differences (i.e., sectoral heterogeneity) in import dependence. The paper introduces sectoral … heterogeneity by allowing the relative shares of labour and imported inputs used in production to differ across monopolistically …
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strategy. Hence, pricing to market is both endogenous and heterogenous. This heterogeneity has important consequences for the …
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strategy. Hence, pricing to market is both endogenous and heterogenous. This heterogeneity has important consequences for the …
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We join the new trade theory with a model of choice between bank and bond financing to show the differential effects of … financial policy on the distribution of firm size, welfare, aggregate output, gains from trade, and the real exchange rate in a … effects on the extensive margin of trade, aggregate exports, and the real exchange rate. Increasing the degree of trade …
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strategy. Hence, pricing to market is both endogenous and heterogenous. This heterogeneity has important consequences for the …
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A parsimonious structural model of price and quantity dynamics is applied to Swedish exports and export prices for manufactured goods 1972-1996. Two sources of dynamics are considered: customer markets and pre-set prices. The dynamic adjustment of exports is very much in line with what the...
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and exogenous test. I will use the World Trade Database to systematically test this hypothesis in a gravity model of trade …
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This paper provides novel evidence on the determinants of the synchronization in business cycles. I find trade has …
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German exports suffered a sharp decline during the international economic and financial crisis. But recently a strong turnaround has taken place. Macroeconomic stimulus measures in numerous countries have likely contributed to this export recovery. Germany's manufacturers are at the forefront of...
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