The World Economy 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9781444343991.ch4
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Modelling the Extensive Margin of World Trade: New Evidence on GATT and WTO Membership

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“…While the purpose of the program is clear, the economic and political aspects are debated. And empirically, despite the expectation that GSP should always be positively signed for exports, many studies report a negative relationship (Özden and Reinhardt, 2005;Tomz et al, 2007b;Felbermayr and Kohler, 2009;Chang and Lee, 2011;Herz and Wagner, 2011;Buono and Lalanne, 2012). Lower exports under GSP are likely due to a lack of universality in product coverage, as well as the fact that there are 'competitive limitations' placed on poor-country exports under the program, meaning that exports can be suspended if they surpass specified year-on-year growth rates.…”
Section: Argumentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While the purpose of the program is clear, the economic and political aspects are debated. And empirically, despite the expectation that GSP should always be positively signed for exports, many studies report a negative relationship (Özden and Reinhardt, 2005;Tomz et al, 2007b;Felbermayr and Kohler, 2009;Chang and Lee, 2011;Herz and Wagner, 2011;Buono and Lalanne, 2012). Lower exports under GSP are likely due to a lack of universality in product coverage, as well as the fact that there are 'competitive limitations' placed on poor-country exports under the program, meaning that exports can be suspended if they surpass specified year-on-year growth rates.…”
Section: Argumentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What explains this negative marginal effect? To begin, recall that the economic effects of GSP on exports are widely debated, and many studies have found that GSP, itself, is negatively signed (Özden and Reinhardt, 2005;Tomz et al, 2007;Felbermayr and Kohler, 2009;Chang and Lee, 2011;Herz and Wagner, 2011;Zappile, 2011;Buono and Lalanne, 2012). There are three reasons for this.…”
Section: Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%