Crossing Industrial Borders: German Manufactures as Services Exporters

Kelle, Markus

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“…In order to obtain comprehensive information on service traders that is not available in the SITS, researchers use the combined micro datasets SITS and MiDi. Kelle (2012) complemented these data by goods trade data at the industry-level and analyzes service exports of German manufacturing firms in service trade. Biewen / Harsch / Spies (2012)using combined SITS-MiDi data complemented by information on cross-country and cross-sectoral occupational wages datasetsassess the determinants of service imports and examine the effects of internal cost pressure and external financial constraints on service imports.…”

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Deutsche Bundesbank’s Statistics on International Trade in Services: the Dataset and its Potential

Biewen¹,

Schultz²

2014

Schmollers Jahrbuch

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Section: Studies Using the Sitsmentioning

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Deutsche Bundesbank’s Statistics on International Trade in Services: the Dataset and its Potential

Biewen¹,

Schultz²

2014

Schmollers Jahrbuch

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Cross‐country Services Versus Manufacturing Activity of Multinational Firms in Response to Services Versus Goods Policy

2015

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This paper assesses the consequences of trade costs on goods and services for the distribution of foreign direct investment (FDI) across goods and services as well as across countries. The paper employs data on the universe of German FDI abroad which are collected at the firm level and aggregated for the purpose of this paper to two sectors – goods and services – and 79 countries, using data for the year 2005. Key findings are that services trade costs as reflected in the services trade restrictiveness index and bilateral investment treaty membership are the most important policy drivers of the activity of German‐owned multinational firms in both goods and services. An increase in services trade restrictions raises goods activity at the expense of services activity. This effect is more pronounced the more important host countries in terms of the German FDI are.

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A League of Their Own: Services Exporters within Goods Exporters

Dinçer

Tekin‐Koru

2014

SSRN Journal

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This paper sheds light on the intertwined nature of goods and services exports at the firm level. In the literature, services are considered as inputs in the production of goods rather than objects of trade in themselves. However, many firms produce and trade services with goods. In this perspective, this paper offers a systematic analysis of services exports in Turkey, which constitutes a relevant developing country example, by using rich, firm-level data for the period 2003-2008. Our results indicate that not only services firms but also manufacturing firms export services. Firms exporting both goods and services are consistently bigger than firms exporting only goods or only services. However, goods exporting multinational firms in Turkey are larger than multinationals that export both goods and services. Goods exporters with a larger size, higher labor productivity and capital intensity are more likely to export services as well. Furthermore, having a wide spectrum of goods to export increases the odds in favor of becoming a services exporter.

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Crossing Industrial Borders: German Manufactures as Services Exporters

Cited by 3 publications

References 33 publications

Deutsche Bundesbank’s Statistics on International Trade in Services: the Dataset and its Potential

Deutsche Bundesbank’s Statistics on International Trade in Services: the Dataset and its Potential

Cross‐country Services Versus Manufacturing Activity of Multinational Firms in Response to Services Versus Goods Policy

A League of Their Own: Services Exporters within Goods Exporters

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