In this book export demand and supply are modeled simultaneously using a new proxy for globalization. Empirical estimates for the United States, Canada, and Germany show that the countries differ as to the price elasticities of demand and supply and the effects of globalization. However, the elasticity of exports to world production equals unity throughout, which is in line with constant returns to scale, but lower than the values found in previous studies that do not distinguish between growth and globalization.
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"Writing a book on aggregate exports may be a risky business, as this is a field that has been widely explored. … The empirical completeness, in terms of both coverage and depth, is the most valuable contribution made by the book. … This is particularly helpful for those who are not that fluent in time series econometrics and would like to learn more about its application. For those that are interested in cross-country comparison studies, this book is also a good example." (Sizhong Sun, Economic Record, March, 2007)
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Exports of goods and services represent an important part of a country's income. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
foreign industrial production, supply disequilibria, foreign producer prices, export demand relationship, demand disequilibria, globalization variable, domestic producer price index, relevant price variable, exogenous export prices, real exchange rate elasticity, supply disequilibrium, demand disequilibrium, impulse dummy variables, two cointegration relationships, cointegration matrix, model with drift, pace with globalization, cointegration coefficients, cointegration space, foreign currency basket, loading coefficients, domestic producer prices, impulse dummies, multivariate normality test, lagged first differences Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Theoretical Foundations, Deutsche Bundesbank, West German, Modeling Germany's Exports, Transitory Changes, Lagrange Multiplier, East German, Data Sources, Methods of Calculation, Recursive Loading Coefficients, Shape of the Time Series, The Estimation of Aggregate Exports, Variable Coefficient, Identifying the Long-Run Relationships, Overview of the Empirical Literature, Stability of Rank Restrictions, Cross-equation Wald, Elimination of Insignificant Coefficients, Monte Carlo, Results of the Augmented Dickey-Fuller, Results of the Partial Model, Stability of the Cointegration Matrix, Unit-Root Tests New!
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Exports of goods and services represent an important part of a country's income. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
foreign industrial production, supply disequilibria, foreign producer prices, export demand relationship, demand disequilibria, globalization variable, domestic producer price index, relevant price variable, exogenous export prices, real exchange rate elasticity, supply disequilibrium, demand disequilibrium, impulse dummy variables, two cointegration relationships, cointegration matrix, model with drift, pace with globalization, cointegration coefficients, cointegration space, foreign currency basket, loading coefficients, domestic producer prices, impulse dummies, multivariate normality test, lagged first differences Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Theoretical Foundations, Deutsche Bundesbank, West German, Modeling Germany's Exports, Transitory Changes, Lagrange Multiplier, East German, Data Sources, Methods of Calculation, Recursive Loading Coefficients, Shape of the Time Series, The Estimation of Aggregate Exports, Variable Coefficient, Identifying the Long-Run Relationships, Overview of the Empirical Literature, Stability of Rank Restrictions, Cross-equation Wald, Elimination of Insignificant Coefficients, Monte Carlo, Results of the Augmented Dickey-Fuller, Results of the Partial Model, Stability of the Cointegration Matrix, Unit-Root Tests New!
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- Working Papers by Peter G Peterson Institute for International Economics on 5 pages
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- Dynamic Efficiency and Path Dependencies in Venture Capital Markets (Kieler Studien - Kiel Studies) by Andrea Schertler in Back Matter
- Handbook of International Economics, Volume 2: International Monetary Economics and Finance (Handbooks in Economics) by R.W. Jones in Back Matter
- Time Series Analysis: Forecasting & Control (3rd Edition) by George Box in Back Matter
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