DMCA
2010), „The export magnification effect of offshoring
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Citation Context ...id pace over the last two decades, trade in final goods has followed virtually in lockstep. As a result, the share of intermediate goods in total merchandize trade has not increased over this period (=-=Hummels et al., 2001-=-; Miroudot et al., 2009). This is consistent with evidence from extra-EU15 trade, where intermediate goods were less dynamic in volume terms than final goods on both the import and export side between... |
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Citation Context ...solely depends on the interplay of comparative advantages and offshoring costs. We exclude all imperfections in contracting and matching that feature so prominently in other approaches to offshoring (=-=Antràs, 2003-=-; Feenstra and Hanson, 2005; Grossman and Helpman, 2005). Our paper is also related to a few papers featuring heterogeneous firms models with trade in intermediates. Kasahara and Lapham (2008) study t... |
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Citation Context ... on the interplay of comparative advantages and offshoring costs. We exclude all imperfections in contracting and matching that feature so prominently in other approaches to offshoring (Antràs, 2003; =-=Feenstra and Hanson, 2005-=-; Grossman and Helpman, 2005). Our paper is also related to a few papers featuring heterogeneous firms models with trade in intermediates. Kasahara and Lapham (2008) study the decision to import and e... |
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Citation Context ...ative advantages and offshoring costs. We exclude all imperfections in contracting and matching that feature so prominently in other approaches to offshoring (Antràs, 2003; Feenstra and Hanson, 2005; =-=Grossman and Helpman, 2005-=-). Our paper is also related to a few papers featuring heterogeneous firms models with trade in intermediates. Kasahara and Lapham (2008) study the decision to import and export in an extended Melitz ... |
| 117 |
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Citation Context ... the most productive firms simultaneously engage in both offshoring and exporting. This self-selection of firms into exporting and sourcing modes is indeed broadly consistent with empirical evidence (=-=Tomiura, 2007-=-). Having described the equilibrium with trade in final goods and offshoring, we study analytically the consequences of closer integration of the workbench country into the global economy - modeled as... |
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Citation Context ... in intermediates trade. Our paper is related to an extensive offshoring literature. Our concept of offshoring is in the tradition of the theory of international fragmentation (Deardorff, 1998, 2001; =-=Jones, 2000-=-; Kohler, 2004). Hence, the profitability of offshoring solely depends on the interplay of comparative advantages and offshoring costs. We exclude all imperfections in contracting and matching that fe... |
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Citation Context ...ates trade. Our paper is related to an extensive offshoring literature. Our concept of offshoring is in the tradition of the theory of international fragmentation (Deardorff, 1998, 2001; Jones, 2000; =-=Kohler, 2004-=-). Hence, the profitability of offshoring solely depends on the interplay of comparative advantages and offshoring costs. We exclude all imperfections in contracting and matching that feature so promi... |
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Citation Context ...ove the intensification in intermediates trade. Our paper is related to an extensive offshoring literature. Our concept of offshoring is in the tradition of the theory of international fragmentation (=-=Deardorff, 1998-=-, 2001; Jones, 2000; Kohler, 2004). Hence, the profitability of offshoring solely depends on the interplay of comparative advantages and offshoring costs. We exclude all imperfections in contracting a... |
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Citation Context ...nce, Castellani et al. (2010) find that Italian firms engaged only in importing generally have higher productivity than firms involved in exporting only. This is consistent with evidence for Belgium (=-=Muuls and Pisu, 2009-=-) and Hungary (Altomonte and Békés, 2010). Castellani et al. (2010) caution, however, that their findings may partly reflect imports of capital goods and sectoral composition effects, since the incide... |
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Citation Context ...is field. First, it would be interesting to build a similar model featuring offshoring between advanced economies. Empirically, similar countries tend to trade intermediates heavily among each other (=-=Grossman and Rossi-Hansberg, 2008a-=-). Second, the model could be extended to allow for asymmetries across the advanced economies, particularly as regards the productivity distributions in the differentiated good sector. This would open... |
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Citation Context ...that Italian firms engaged only in importing generally have higher productivity than firms involved in exporting only. This is consistent with evidence for Belgium (Muuls and Pisu, 2009) and Hungary (=-=Altomonte and Békés, 2010-=-). Castellani et al. (2010) caution, however, that their findings may partly reflect imports of capital goods and sectoral composition effects, since the incidence of firms only involved in importing ... |
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Citation Context ...rmediates in total intermediate inputs used in the manufacturing sector increased in the vast majority of OECD countries between the mid-1990s and the mid-2000s. This "high-resolution globalisation" (=-=Baldwin, 2006-=-, 2008) has been paralleled by a surge in world trade. The global trade-to-GDP ratio almost doubled between the mid-1980s and 2008, from 14% to 27%. While the ratio dropped sharply amid the global dow... |
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Citation Context ...ductions in trade costs and tariffs can explain this phenomenon exhaustively. Time series regressions would usually apply a globalization time trend to account for this "unexplained" growth in trade (=-=Murata et al., 2000-=-; Ca’Zorzi and Schnatz, 2007). An impression of the increase in trade between 1988 and 2008 is given in Figure 2, where we present the export activities of the EU15 countries towards each other and to... |
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Citation Context ...two decades, trade in final goods has followed virtually in lockstep. As a result, the share of intermediate goods in total merchandize trade has not increased over this period (Hummels et al., 2001; =-=Miroudot et al., 2009-=-). This is consistent with evidence from extra-EU15 trade, where intermediate goods were less dynamic in volume terms than final goods on both the import and export side between 2000 and 2008 (using t... |
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