2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.asieco.2007.01.003
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Consistent estimates of world trade elasticities and an application to the effects of Chinese Yuan (RMB) appreciation

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“…We followed Irandoust et al (2006) and Kwack et al (2007) and used GDP deflator both for domestic and foreign price (see appendix 2 for data description). Variables are in natural log forms.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We followed Irandoust et al (2006) and Kwack et al (2007) and used GDP deflator both for domestic and foreign price (see appendix 2 for data description). Variables are in natural log forms.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, the regressions undertaken by Kwack et al (2005) yield coefficients that are somewhat higher than ours, ranging from a minimum of 1.05…”
Section: Us Imports From Asia and South Americamentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In line with the gravity model literature which emphasizes the importance of factors like geographical proximity, shared borders, a common language, cultural familiarity, etc. as drivers for trade (see Kwack et al 2005, for example), we hypothesize that elasticities are higher in intra-regional trade than inter-regional commerce. We check this by looking at elasticities in trade within Asia and within South America.…”
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“…En la literatura empírica previa donde se estimaban las elasticidades-ingreso de la demanda de importaciones también se aplicaban otros métodos econométricos, aunque no en todos se usaban técnicas de cointegración. Kwack y otros (2005), por ejemplo, realizaron una simple estimación de panel de para varios países. Thorbecke y Komoto (2010) presentan estimaciones de elasticidades globales del comercio para los Estados Unidos de América y diversos países asiáticos usando el estimador de mínimos cuadrados ordinarios dinámicos ( , por sus siglas en inglés) creado por Stock y Watson (1993), que añade retardos y adelantos de los regresores.…”
Section: El Comercio Sur-sur Y Sur-norte: ¿Cuál Contribuye Más Al Desunclassified