Sustainability of Trade Liberalization and Antidumping: Evidence from Mexico’s Trade Liberalization toward China

Liu, Yi; Zhang, Ning

doi:10.3390/su70911484

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“…Thus, international bilateral trade encompasses a wide variety of sustainable economic and environmental impacts on the partner countries as well as on the rest of the world. Specifically, in the context of China-Mexico trade liberalization, Liu and Zhang [2] examine the achievement of sustainability by testing the tariff lines that underpinned Mexico's successful antidumping measures against Chinese imports from 1991 to 2011 using a negative binomial regression model. They find that cuts to import tariffs and consumption growth positively impact consumer goods but negatively impact intermediaries.…”

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Are Economic Distance and Geographic Remoteness Important in Sustainable Trade? Evidence from the Bilateral Trade between China and Kazakhstan

2019

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In this study, we investigate sustainable trade between China and Kazakhstan using the gravity model. We find that the distance between the importer and exporter relative to the distance to other trading partners, rather than the absolute distance, significantly negatively impacts trade volumes. Other factors, such as the structure and availability of free trade zones and unobservable factors related to the characteristics of the checkpoints, also affect trade volumes. To obtain these results, we derive an extended gravity model that considers spatial effects and specific features of the trade between China and Kazakhstan. Thus, we contribute to the fundamental foundations of gravity models.

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Are Economic Distance and Geographic Remoteness Important in Sustainable Trade? Evidence from the Bilateral Trade between China and Kazakhstan

2019

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“…Thirdly, statistical adequacy and valid statistical models, such as the assumption of a linear regression between export and growth, seemed to be an inaccurate inference. More recent ELG studies were devoted to the neoclassical production approach by adopting sophisticated econometric models (Yamada 1998;Awokuse and Christopoulosb 2009;Liu and Zhang 2015).…”

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Export–Output Growth Nexus Using Threshold VAR and VEC Models: Empirical Evidence from Thailand

2019

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This paper explores the relationship between export, import, and output for Thailand over the period from 1990 to 2017. The threshold vector autoregressive (VAR) and threshold vector error correction (VEC) models were applied. The empirical evidence confirms that the export-led growth hypothesis is valid, implying feedback within the export–output growth nexus. During business cycles, the export–output characteristics in economic cycles can be classified by the two-threshold VAR and VEC models. These relevant variables converge from the long-run equilibrium. As for the thresholds which are correlated, gross domestic product (GDP) vs. export and GDP vs. import exist as a long-run equilibrium relationship, while there does not seem to be a relationship of export vs. import. Furthermore, a five-year forecast was created (the period of 2018–2022). The export–output growth scenarios appear to swing upward continuously throughout the short-term trend. Therefore, policy-makers should highlight countercyclical macroeconomic policies at lower, medium, and upper regimes to strengthen the state of recovery and encourage the state of short recession.

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“…With a sustainability perspective, this paper studies whether the PPI investments promote FMD. However, some evidence suggests that governmental policies are unsustainable [6][7][8] and that sustainable investments do not spur sustainable development [9]. To examine the promotion effect, this paper first demonstrates the theoretical effect of the PPI policy on financial markets in the static and dynamic conditions.…”

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Does the Sustainable PPI Investments Promote Financial Market’s Sustainable Development?

Chen

Choi

2016

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Abstract:Since the late 1980s, most developing countries adopt a policy of attracting investments for Private Participation in Infrastructure (PPI) projects. With a perspective of sustainability, this paper offers a first attempt to examine whether the sustainable PPI investments promote financial market development. First, we demonstrate how the PPI policy enlargers the size of financial markets and then fosters the liquidity of financial markets in the static and dynamic conditions. Using the data from 33 developing countries during 1997-2012, we discover the significant promotion effect of PPI investments on the development of financial markets in the dimensions of size and liquidity. Additionally, we confirm the significant mediator effect of financial market size for the positive relationship between PPI investments and financial market liquidity. Both the promotion effect and mediation effect are robust to different control variables and estimation techniques used.

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Sustainability of Trade Liberalization and Antidumping: Evidence from Mexico’s Trade Liberalization toward China

Cited by 7 publications

References 29 publications

Are Economic Distance and Geographic Remoteness Important in Sustainable Trade? Evidence from the Bilateral Trade between China and Kazakhstan

Are Economic Distance and Geographic Remoteness Important in Sustainable Trade? Evidence from the Bilateral Trade between China and Kazakhstan

Export–Output Growth Nexus Using Threshold VAR and VEC Models: Empirical Evidence from Thailand

Does the Sustainable PPI Investments Promote Financial Market’s Sustainable Development?

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