Exchange Rate Sensitivity of Australia's Trade Flows: Evidence From Industry Data*

Bahmani‐Oskooee, Mohsen; Wang, Yongqing

doi:10.1111/j.1467-9957.2008.02084.x

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“…Furthermore, Bahmani‐Oskooee and Wang (2009) have conducted another research adding two more years' data for the period of 1962–2005. In this paper they again use disaggregate trade data between Australia and the USA by commodity, and have estimated import and export demand models for the same 108 commodities.…”

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Improving Australia's trade balance: A case study of agro‐forest and fish products

Kashem

Rahman

Khanam

2022

Australian Economic Papers

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The impact of the exchange rate (ER) on the trade balance (TB) has been discussed for many years. However, the issue has not been discussed in sufficient depth, especially in relation to the TB of agricultural products. This paper will gauge this impact on Australia, which has much potential for agro-based trade in the world market. We have applied the Bahmani-Oskooee and Hosny's approach of the linear autoregressive distributed lag model to estimate the Marshall-Lerner condition (MLC) regarding the trade of Australian agro-forest and fish (AFF) products with its five major partner countries. Quarterly data will be used for the period 1988Q1-2020Q4. Our findings support the MLC in case of the major share of Australian AFF trade. The implication is that if the market force depreciates Australian ER, the country's AFF TB will improve in the long-run.

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Improving Australia's trade balance: A case study of agro‐forest and fish products

Kashem

Rahman

Khanam

2022

Australian Economic Papers

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Exchange-rate sensitivity of commodity trade flows: Does the choice of reporting country affect the empirical estimates?

Bahmani‐Oskooee

Hegerty

Harvey

2013

The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development

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A Demand for Cuban Tobacco Exports

Cantavella-Jordá¹,

Guerra²

2013

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The objective of this paper is to analyze the external sector on Cuban tobacco from the export demand perspective towards the euro area. A tobacco-specific exchange rate is built to better capture the distinctions of this sector when competing overseas. We apply cointegration in the Fully-Modified Ordinary Least Squares framework and complement an error correction mechanism. It is found that both long and short-run estimates of exchange rate elasticities are significantly inelastic but present, at the same time, a high degree of stability. This means that prices become a fundamental control variable for economic policy purposes. Moreover, there is statistical evidence that income elasticity plays a significant role in the determination of exports growth for Cuban tobacco. JEL Classifications: F31, F41

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Exchange Rate Sensitivity of Australia's Trade Flows: Evidence From Industry Data*

Cited by 5 publications

References 29 publications

Improving Australia's trade balance: A case study of agro‐forest and fish products

Improving Australia's trade balance: A case study of agro‐forest and fish products

Exchange-rate sensitivity of commodity trade flows: Does the choice of reporting country affect the empirical estimates?

A Demand for Cuban Tobacco Exports

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