Determinants of world trade stagnation in three regions

Nikensari, Sri Indah; Puspitasari, Nindya Farah Dwi; Setyadharma, Andryan; Ratnawati, Nirdukita

doi:10.14254/2071-8330.2021/14-2/10

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“…The analysis of the determinants of export performance is one of the most widely discussed subjects in internationalization research (Vološin et al, 2011;Cieślik et al, 2012;Nikensari et al, 2021;Pini & Tchorek, 2022).…”

Section: Determinants Of Export Performance and Hypotheses Developmentmentioning

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Anti-crisis activities and export performance in the Covid-19 pandemic: The case of Polish exporters

Daszkiewicz,

Kordalska,

Olczyk

2023

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The article aims to investigate the impact of anti-crisis activities undertaken by the Polish exporting firms on their export sales during the Covid-19 pandemic. Research Design & Methods:In our study, we used a quantitative research design. We conducted the survey on the sample of 161 manufacturing Polish exporting firms between April 21 and June 25, 2021. To verify the assumed relationships, we used the probit regression model. Findings: We found that some firm key features, such as firm size, the territorial scope of international activity, the share of foreign ownership in assets, the degree of innovation, and the presence of a market diversification strategy significantly impacted export sales during the pandemic. The results also suggest that a temporary reduction in employment, the sale of new/adapted products, and the search for new foreign export partners strongly supported the sales growth of Polish exporters during the Covid-19 pandemic.Implications & Recommendations: This study can be valuable for researchers, managers, and policymakers. First, we highlight activities that promote export/sales during the pandemic period, which can be helpful for both researchers and policymakers in creating support tools for exporters. Second, managers may gain valuable lessons on the importance of having an internationalisation strategy and marketing strategies in place during demand and supply shocks. Contribution & Value Added:The main novelty is a firm-level analysis of the Covid-19 pandemic impact on exporting firms from the perspective of the anti-crisis activities they undertook, which fills a gap in the literature and informs discussions of the potential impact of Covid-19 on export performance. Article type:research article

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Section: Determinants Of Export Performance and Hypotheses Developmentmentioning

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Anti-crisis activities and export performance in the Covid-19 pandemic: The case of Polish exporters

Daszkiewicz,

Kordalska,

Olczyk

2023

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“…Least squares method based on multiple regression is suitable for reversal analysis and dynamical processes (Petráš a Bednářová, 2010;Chlebisz and Mierzejewski, 2020). The successful use of multiple regression allowed defining core factors of demand and supply in different markets (Beck, 2020;Roshchyk et al, 2022), including analysis and forecast in international trade (Nikensari et al, 2021). In macroeconomics, it can be effectively used to analyse the relationship of the response of market interest rates to discount rate changes of central banks (Bai, 1997).…”

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Changes in perception of coffee in EU: Luxury good becoming inferior good

Vochоzka¹,

Petrách²,

Janek³

2022

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Coffee is a very popular commodity on a global scale. Its consumption is somewhat influenced by the fact that coffee is addictive and potentially harmful to health. Using price elasticity, income elasticity, and subsequent multiple regression, the demand function for coffee is formulated on a sample of the EU countries. Our findings confirm that in today´s Europe, coffee is considered an inferior good with almost perfect price inelasticity. This confirms the importance of coffee for everyday consumption, and at the same time, determines the awareness of potential health risks it possesses for consumers in the case of its excessive consumption. The obtained results could be applied in further analyses of coffee within the supply-demand chain, including new views on the heterogeneity of coffee as an economic asset.

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The Role of Digital Services Trade Restrictiveness in Exports: Before and During COVID–19

Nikensari,

Oktavilla,

Istikomah

et al. 2024

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Digital technology has penetrated various fields, including international trade. This study aims to analyze how barriers/openness to trade in digital services affected exports before the COVID–19 pandemic (2015–2016) and during the pandemic (2019–2020). Based on the Gravity model, exports seem to be influenced by digital services trade restrictiveness, including infrastructure and connectivity restrictions (X1), electronic transaction restrictions (X2), and other restrictions (X3). The panel data regression equation was used to analyze data from various countries (European 17 countries, Asian 8 countries, and Latin American 3 countries) sourced from OECD Statistical Data. The selection of sample countries was based on data availability and homogeneity. The results showed that the effect of digital services trade restrictiveness on exports was low before the pandemic and increased during the pandemic era. Prior to the pandemic, restrictions on electronic transactions had a weak and negative impact on exports; meanwhile, during the pandemic, all restrictions impacted exports, except for other restrictions. In the pandemic era, restrictions on infrastructure & connectivity had a negative impact, but restrictions on electronic transactions had a positive impact on exports due to a decline in global exports and several countries reducing restrictions on electronic transactions.

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Determinants of world trade stagnation in three regions

Cited by 3 publications

References 38 publications

Anti-crisis activities and export performance in the Covid-19 pandemic: The case of Polish exporters

Anti-crisis activities and export performance in the Covid-19 pandemic: The case of Polish exporters

Changes in perception of coffee in EU: Luxury good becoming inferior good

The Role of Digital Services Trade Restrictiveness in Exports: Before and During COVID–19

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