2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2011.12.006
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Do Free Trade Agreements Increase Economic Growth of the Member Countries?

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“…Banda and Whalley (2005) evaluated the competition policy, investment, mutual recognition, movement of persons and broader cooperation provisions in FTA. Hur and Park (2012) found no significant effect on growth performance but an upward trend in the gap between the growth rates of per capita GDP of countries within an FTA, which implied that uneven effects existed among countries within FTA. Furthermore, they pointed out that technology transfer and trade diversion played key roles in economic growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
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“…Banda and Whalley (2005) evaluated the competition policy, investment, mutual recognition, movement of persons and broader cooperation provisions in FTA. Hur and Park (2012) found no significant effect on growth performance but an upward trend in the gap between the growth rates of per capita GDP of countries within an FTA, which implied that uneven effects existed among countries within FTA. Furthermore, they pointed out that technology transfer and trade diversion played key roles in economic growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…These problems may bias the coefficient estimates (Anderson and Wincoop, 2003;Rose, 2004;Baier and Bergstrand, 2009). Baier and Bergstrand (2009) and Hur and Park (2012) used a nonparametric matching approach to obtain unbiased estimates of ATE. In view of the problems of factor omission and endogeneity, we employ an alternative nonparametric method, triple DID, to eliminate such bias caused by omitted factors and non-random selection of FTA.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies have explored the impact of these regional relationship networks on countries. While some studies have found mixed effects of FTA membership (Hur & Park, ), the country's position within the regional network structure has been found to play a role in determining impact and pay‐off. Studies have found strong correlations between network position and economic growth (Kali & Reyes, ), and between network position and innovation (Nepelski & De Prato, ).…”
Section: Regional Integration and Economic Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kereskedelemeltérítés esetén azonban a külső, integráción kívüli partnerekkel folytatott, hatékonyabb kereskedelmet helyettesítik drágább belső termékkel (MacPhee-Sattayanuwat [2014] 5 mindazonáltal egyes tanulmányok kiemelik, hogy a kapcsolat nem egyértelmű, és a kereskedelem gazdasági növekedésre gyakorolt hatása hosszú távon csökken (Hur-Park [2012], Menyah és szerzőtársai [2014]). nagyon heterogén képet mutatnak.…”
Section: Az Integrációk Kereskedelmét Befolyásoló áLtalános Tényezőkunclassified