Evaluation of Foreign Direct Investment in India and China: A Comparative Study

Narang, Viney; Garg, K. K.

doi:10.18843/ijms/v5i4(5)/14

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“…This might be mainly due to the possible Chinese trade-reducing policies on American goods and countries that produce them, and trade-promoting policies of the US for the country pairs which produce American goods. On the other hand, effects are reversed in the upper quantiles and being closer to the US diminishes the trade between country pairs due to the possible competition with the US and being closer to China increases the trade between dyads due to Chinese policies which aim to sustain and develop its inward FDI as they are partly discussed in Long (2005) and Narang and Garg (2018). Since the countries that are closer to either side are more open to the influence, policymakers should carefully re-evaluate their relations to the US and China, considering the findings.…”

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Influence of the US and China on the Trade between Developing Country Dyads: Panel Quantile Gravity Model

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2021

Uluslararası İktisadi Ve İdari İncelemeler Dergisi

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This study is aimed to investigate the changing shape of the trade between 58 World Trade Organization member developing countries based on the effects of the US and China by employing the Gravity Model, using data from 3209 trade dyads between 1991 – 2015. For this purpose, a new variable is proposed as the logarithm of a function of the distances of country dyads to the US and China (einf) to measure the relative external influence of the US and China. As the trade volumes of country dyads in the sample change severely, the gravity model is estimated by penalized panel quantile fixed effects estimator proposed by Koenker (2004). Potential model misspecification is investigated with a Hausman-type test adapted for panel quantile regression. Findings suggest that the US and China have trade altering influence on developing country dyads, varying according to different quantiles of the conditional bilateral trade distribution.

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Influence of the US and China on the Trade between Developing Country Dyads: Panel Quantile Gravity Model

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2021

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Evaluation of Foreign Direct Investment in India and China: A Comparative Study

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Influence of the US and China on the Trade between Developing Country Dyads: Panel Quantile Gravity Model

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