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International Economic Journal, 1999
This note studies the implications of a firm's advantage to allocate production to different markets under exchange rate risk. As exchange rate volatility increases, so does the value of the option to export. The firm's flexibility can be seen as a real hedging instrument.
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This note studies the implications of a firm's advantage to allocate production to different markets under exchange rate risk. As exchange rate volatility increases, so does the value of the option to export. The firm's flexibility can be seen as a real hedging instrument.
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Agglomeration of Exporters Encourages Exports [PDF]
, 2009 The French public administration has adopted numerous provisions intended to promote collective export campaigns and the exchange of experience between businesses in close geographical proximity. This extends from exporters' clubs to the policies of competitiveness clusters, and the underlying idea is that strength in numbers helps to overcome the ...
Pamina Koenig +2 more
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Exports, export composition and growth
The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development, 1999The relationship between trade and growth has been central to development economics with particular emphasis on the export-growth dynamic. The current paper is in the tradition of this literature but develops two new strands. First, it examines the exports-growth link in a dynamic fashion, providing a more rigorous approach than has been attempted ...
David Greenaway +2 more
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2003
Bacteriocins are bactericidal proteins that are produced by bacteria. They usually kill only bacterial cells that are closely related to the producing bacteria. The narrow host range is determined by the sophisticated uptake mechanisms that these proteins use to enter susceptible bacterial cells.
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Bacteriocins are bactericidal proteins that are produced by bacteria. They usually kill only bacterial cells that are closely related to the producing bacteria. The narrow host range is determined by the sophisticated uptake mechanisms that these proteins use to enter susceptible bacterial cells.
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How do green product exports affect carbon emissions? Evidence from China
Chinese Journal of Population Resources and Environment, 2023Kangyin Dong +2 more
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Re-examining the embodied air pollutants in Chinese exports
Journal of Environmental Management, 2020Huibin Du, Kunfu Zhu, Zengkai Zhang
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