2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.infoecopol.2016.10.002
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Information matters: A theoretical comparison of some cross-border trade barriers

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“…It is important to note that Wilson (2016), through a theoretical model, examines the results and mechanisms of the impact of prevailing trade barriers of localisation preferences, trade costs and information frictions on cross-border trade and related welfare levels, and finds that information friction barriers are the most important, and that they tend to have a greater marginal effect on reducing cross-border trade, a phenomenon that suggests that even minor information frictions may become a powerful barrier to trade. have the potential to become a powerful barrier to trade [4].…”
Section: Research On the Impact Effect Of Digital Trade Barriersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is important to note that Wilson (2016), through a theoretical model, examines the results and mechanisms of the impact of prevailing trade barriers of localisation preferences, trade costs and information frictions on cross-border trade and related welfare levels, and finds that information friction barriers are the most important, and that they tend to have a greater marginal effect on reducing cross-border trade, a phenomenon that suggests that even minor information frictions may become a powerful barrier to trade. have the potential to become a powerful barrier to trade [4].…”
Section: Research On the Impact Effect Of Digital Trade Barriersmentioning
confidence: 99%