2019
DOI: 10.1080/08853908.2019.1631916
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The Impact of Exchange Rate on US Imports of Salmon: A Two-Stage Demand Model Approach

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“…Additionally, the exchange rate of Malaysian Ringgit per Chinese Yuan (EXRMY) was also considered a "price of complement" for a trade product, when the country's currency appreciates, the export demand increases (Khalighi & Fadaei, 2017). This means the exchange rate can be the demand switcher that affects the import price in the destination market (Zhang, 2020). Hence, in general, the primary demand function for the export demand of Malaysian palm oil to China was expressed as a double-log regression and written as Equation 2:…”
Section: Model Specificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, the exchange rate of Malaysian Ringgit per Chinese Yuan (EXRMY) was also considered a "price of complement" for a trade product, when the country's currency appreciates, the export demand increases (Khalighi & Fadaei, 2017). This means the exchange rate can be the demand switcher that affects the import price in the destination market (Zhang, 2020). Hence, in general, the primary demand function for the export demand of Malaysian palm oil to China was expressed as a double-log regression and written as Equation 2:…”
Section: Model Specificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The seafood sector is exposed to various supply shocks such as stock changes and collapses and changing environmental conditions [1] , [2] , [3] , sudden and unanticipated shifts in fisheries management [2] , [4] , demand shocks such as trade wars [5] , [6] , economic downturns [7] , [8] , and exchange rate changes [9] , [10] , affecting trade patterns and prices. Some fisheries have also been affected on the demand side by the rapid increase in aquaculture production [11] , [12] as exemplified by species such as tilapia and pangasius in the whitefish market [13] , [14] .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Analyzing the work of foreign scientists, we can find a certain regularity. Application of empirical-analytical approaches, for example, using elastic variables and GEASI model (Lusk et al, 2019), improved by Komer on the Cobb-Douglas approach of the Solow model (Edeme et al, 2016;Zamula et al, 2020), direct analysis of the connections between break-even and yield (Tun and Phyo, 2019), the method of comparative indicators of benefits (Seleka and Dlamini, 2020;Ostapenko et al, 2020) for the formation of export forecasts for countries with unfavorable starting conditions (which is interesting for Ukraine) (Bilan et al, 2017;Lavrysh, 2018), are changing to more complex models using linear splines, robust combination of constraints, etc. give more relevant results.…”
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“…Therefore, for mathematical modeling of agro-exports, it is proposed to apply an approach that has not yet been used to predict economic trends in foreign markets. Some aspects of this approach are presented in scientific work (Melnikov et al, 2015;Zamula et al, 2020). This is the prediction of the motion vector of a continuous system, the component of which are successive attractors of the same type of aperiodic functional dependences of the first order on the response surface of the target function.…”
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