Institutional Determinants of Bilateral Trade Flows: A Panel Data Analysis

Sheikh, Muhammad Ramzan; Chaudhry, Imran Sharif; Gul, Naila; Akhtar, Muhammad Hanif

doi:10.26710/reads.v4i2.409

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“…Moreover, the contagious border and colonial relationship positively and significantly influenced Indonesia's agricultural exports. It complies with previous research by Sheikh, Chaudhry, Gul, and Akhtar (2018), revealing that bilateral agricultural exports could be enhanced by the two variables adopted by Indonesia and the importers. Table 6 portrays the results of Indonesia's agri-food export potential to destination countries.…”

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The Effect of Internet Development on Indonesia’s Agri-Food Export Potential in the Global Market

Suroso,

Fahmi,

Tandra

et al. 2024

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The Internet has become essential in increasing output between corporate and country levels. However, the impact of the Internet on trading potential still needs to be known. On the other hand, Indonesia has great potential to export agricultural food products in global trade. Therefore, the relationship between the Internet development and agri-food export potential could be explored. This study aims to investigate the effect of Internet development on Indonesia’s export potential in the global market. The export potential estimation was measured using gravity estimation in 124 destination countries from 2010 to 2020. Furthermore, the panel regression was employed to determine the three indicators of Internet development: Internet users, secure Internet servers, and fixed broadband subscriptions on Indonesia’s agricultural export potential. This study also utilized simulation due to the possibility of rising the number of Internet indicators. The results revealed several positive factors of Indonesia’s agricultural exports, such as importers’ gross domestic bruto (GDP), contagious border, and colonial relationship. Otherwise, geographical distance, exchange rate, and being a landlocked country negatively affected Indonesia’s agricultural exports. Indonesia possessed a greater potential for agricultural exports in Europe, especially in the conditions of emerging and developing economies. There were 85 destination countries with higher potential for Indonesia’s agri-food export. Additionally, Internet users and secure Internet servers positively influenced the agricultural export potential to target countries. The simulation revealed that improving Internet indicators boosted the new market rather than raising the export value to target countries.

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The Effect of Internet Development on Indonesia’s Agri-Food Export Potential in the Global Market

Suroso,

Fahmi,

Tandra

et al. 2024

AGRARIS

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“…The coefficient of TRADE is 0.34 which shows the positive and insignificant relationship between TRADE and GDS in the long run. So, our results are consistent with the studies (Inoue, 2018;Lartey, 2013;Gruben and Mcleod, 1998;Sheikh et al 2018;Sheikh et al 2019). If a country is facing an external debt burden, then the major part of the gross domestic product of the economy is used for debt services that will negatively impact gross domestic savings.…”

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confidence: 91%

Analyzing the Impact of Foreign Capital Inflows on Domestic Savings in Pakistan: A Comprehensive Time Series Investigation

Batool,

Sheikh,

Abbas

et al. 2023

JES

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This research delves into the ramifications of foreign capital inflows on domestic savings within the context of Pakistan. Utilizing annual time series data spanning from 1972 to 2022, this study employs the Auto Regressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) methodology alongside causality analysis. The findings underscore that factors such as labor force participation rate, gross fixed capital formation, deposit interest rate, foreign direct investment, trade, GDP growth, and foreign remittances exert a favorable influence on gross domestic savings over the long term. Conversely, variables encompassing age dependency, external debt stock, and net official development assistance exhibit a detrimental impact on gross domestic savings. Furthermore, the outcomes derived from the Granger causality test reveal the absence of causal relationships between foreign direct investment, remittances, trade, external debt, and gross domestic savings. Notably, unilateral causality is identified solely between net official development assistance and gross domestic savings.

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“…Second, is the absence of both cultural and economic distance, which played as core conditions only in 2018 and 2020. For high-level agricultural exports, cultural distance [12,48,49] and the absence of economic and institutional distance [33,50,51] are the core conditions in the configuration in most years. The impacts of these vectors are changing over time.…”

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The Impact of Multi-Dimensional Vectors on China’s Agricultural Products Export: Based on fsQCA

Yin,

Xing,

Cui

2023

Agriculture

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Since 2004, China has been experiencing persistent and significant agricultural trade deficits. The longstanding unfavorable balance has induced a series of problems that require urgent attention. The fundamental approach to narrow the agricultural trade gap is to increase agricultural exports. Based on the cultural, institutional, geographical, and economic theoretical framework and using the fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis configurational approach, this study clarifies the configurational paths of the impact of multi-dimensional vectors on China’s agricultural exports in recent years. The findings show that (1) the multi-dimensional vectors configuration paths from 2016 to 2020 have certain similarities, and the impact paths are relatively stable; (2) the configuration paths of multi-dimensional vectors are different when comparison involves’ China’s high-level and non-high-level agricultural exports; (3) all the four vectors simultaneously affect high-level agricultural exports; and the absence of cultural and institutional vectors influence China’s non-high-level agricultural exports. Therefore, policymakers should note that one size does not fit all in promoting agricultural exports and that improving the overseas dissemination of a country’s culture and its institutional policies can greatly increase agricultural exports.

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Institutional Determinants of Bilateral Trade Flows: A Panel Data Analysis

Cited by 11 publications

References 17 publications

The Effect of Internet Development on Indonesia’s Agri-Food Export Potential in the Global Market

The Effect of Internet Development on Indonesia’s Agri-Food Export Potential in the Global Market

Analyzing the Impact of Foreign Capital Inflows on Domestic Savings in Pakistan: A Comprehensive Time Series Investigation

The Impact of Multi-Dimensional Vectors on China’s Agricultural Products Export: Based on fsQCA

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