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Export and Import Price Indices [PDF]
IMF Staff Papers, 2004 Export and import price indices are essential for assessing the impact of international trade on the domestic economy. Among their most important uses are analyzing developments in the trade balance, measuring foreign prices' contribution to domestic inflation, and deflating nominal values of exports and imports for estimating the volume of gross ...
Dridi, J, Zieschang, K
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Export prices of U.S. firms [PDF]
Journal of International Economics, 2011 Using confidential firm-level data from the United States in 2002, we show that exporting firms charge prices for narrowly defined goods that differ substantially with the characteristics of firms and export markets. We control for selection into export markets using a three-stage estimator. We have three main results.
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Bulgaria's Export Prices and Pricing-To-Market Behaviour
Revue économique, 2013L’article teste la possibilité de discrimination par les prix à l’exportation pour les industries textiles et manufacturières en Bulgarie, sur la période 1998-2008. Une estimation en panel est faite avec l’estimation d’un modèle linéaire à effets fixes.
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1984
The purpose of this thesis is to compile, describe and critically review the topic of "Pricing For Export". The methodology involves a summation of the material which emphasizes the various complexities associated with export pricing. The literature review leads to a number of conclusions. Initially, no set rules determine the price to be set. Instead,
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The purpose of this thesis is to compile, describe and critically review the topic of "Pricing For Export". The methodology involves a summation of the material which emphasizes the various complexities associated with export pricing. The literature review leads to a number of conclusions. Initially, no set rules determine the price to be set. Instead,
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Should Commodity Exporters Peg to the Export Price?
Review of Development Economics, 2015AbstractTo account for the specific situation of commodity exporters, pegging to export prices (PEP) has been proposed elsewhere as an alternative to other conventional monetary regimes such as an exchange rate peg or inflation targeting. PEP is supposed to deliver automatic accommodation to terms‐of‐trade shocks, while retaining the credibility gain ...
Lukas Vogel +2 more
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The effect of oil price on China's exports
China Economic Review, 2009The increase in oil prices in recent years has occurred concurrently with a rapid expansion of Chinese exports in the world markets, despite China being an oil importing country. In this paper we develop a theoretical model that explains the positive correlation between Chinese exports and the oil price.
Faria, João +3 more
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Pricing-to-market and the volatility of UK export prices
Applied Financial Economics, 2010This empirical study examines the Pricing-To-Market (PTM) behaviour of 20 UK export sectors. Using both Exponential General Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedasticity (EGARCH) and Threshold GARCH (TGARCH) estimation methods, we find evidence of PTM that is accompanied by strong conditional volatility and weak asymmetry effects.
Baoying Lai, Nathan Lael Joseph
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, 1981 This article describes and compares the three most popular indices that are used to measure export prices – Wholesale Price Indices, unit value indices, and export price indices. It includes a brief discussion of the methodology used in constructing the different types of price indices and the relative merits of each, as well as a review of the ...
Dale, Charles +3 more
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