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- International Trade and Finance Association Conference Papers (International Trade and Finance Association)
RePEc:bep:itfapp Follow on MyIDEAS - Institute for International Trade (2006): The Relationship between Liberalisation in the Logistics Sector and Trade Facilitation
This study demonstrates that the improvement of the performance of logistics services through domestic liberalisation may generate a virtuour cycle, whereby international trade is increased and the this, in turn, may increase the deman for logistics services.
RePEc:esc:wpaper:1606 Save to MyIDEAS - Leamer, E. & Levingsohn, J. (1994): International Trade Theory: The Evidence
This paper provides a critical look at recent empirical work in international trade theory. The paper addresses the issue of why empirical work in international trade has perhaps not been as influential as it could have been. The paper also provides several suggestions on directions for future empirical research in international trade.
RePEc:mie:wpaper:368 Save to MyIDEAS - Farhang Niroomand & Edward Nissan (1997): An inquiry into openness in international trade
Keywords: Export, Imports, International trade
RePEc:eme:jespps:01443589710167374 Save to MyIDEAS - Rauch, J E & Watson, Joel (2001): Entrepreneurship in International Trade
Motivated by evidence on the importance of incomplete information and networks in international trade, we investigate the supply of "network intermediation." We hypothesize that the agents who become international trade intermediaries first accumulate networks of foreign contacts while working as employees in production or sales, then become entrepreneurs who sell access to and use of the networks they accumulated. We report supportive results regarding this hypothesis from a pilot survey of international trade intermediaries. ... One welfare conclusion is that intermediaries may have inadequate incentives to maintain or expand their networks, suggesting a rationale for the policies followed by some countries to encourage large-scale trading companies that imitate the Japanese sogo shosha.
RePEc:cdl:ucsdec:qt1qx2x540 Save to MyIDEAS - Gloria Clarissa O. Dzeha & Joshua Yindenaba Abor & Robert Lensink & Matthew Kofi Ocran & Joshua Yindenaba Abor (2024): Remittances and International Trade in Africa
International trade also allows countries to expand their markets and access goods and services that otherwise may not have been available domestically. Increasing regional and economic integration has encouraged international trade as well as enhanced labour mobility and consequently increased flows of remittances across the globe. ... We also discuss the importance of international trade. We then examine the link between remittances and international trade and how both affect African economies.
RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-031-65715-3_19 Save to MyIDEAS - Leith, J. Clark (1997): Botswana's International Trade Policies
Every country in the world must settle on an international trade policy. Does it engage in any international trade, and if so, to what extent does it pursue a set of policies which in some way restricts the free flow of international trade? Few countries, if any, choose either extreme -- no trade of perfectly free international trade.
RePEc:uwo:uwowop:9701 Save to MyIDEAS - Maggi, Giovanni & Gopinath, G. & Helpman, . & Rogoff, K. (2014): International Trade Agreements
In this chapter I survey the recent theoretical and empirical advances in the economics of international trade agreements, focusing on three main topics: the motives for trade agreements; the design of rules and institutions for trade policy; and regional trade agreements.
RePEc:eee:intchp:4-317 Save to MyIDEAS - Edith Ostapik & Kei-Mu Yi (2007): International trade: why we don’t have more of it
Globalization has led to an enormous increase in international trade. ... However, despite this enormous increase, economic evidence suggests that significant barriers to international trade still exist. ... International Trade: Why We Don?... Edith Ostapik and Kei-Mu Yi summarize the latest developments in the measurement of international trade barriers.
RePEc:fip:fedpbr:y:2007:i:q3:p:20-27 Save to MyIDEAS - Carbaugh Robert J (2007): Is International Trade a Substitute for Migration?
., could international trade be used to deter immigration rather than adopting legal barriers? The purpose of this paper is to shed some light on this question by considering the theoretical foundations and empirical research regarding the connection between trade and migration.
RePEc:bpj:glecon:v:7:y:2007:i:3:n:1 Save to MyIDEAS