Abstract This paper shows that standard gravity models of foreign trade include non-stationary variables (bilateral trade and GDP of trading partners). Furthermore, gravity models are characterized by inherited cross-sectional correlation between the panel units (country pairs). Therefore, the results of the standard panel unit root tests are biased and outperformed by the simple cross-sectionally augmented panel unit root test according to Pesaran (J Appl Econom 22:265–312, 2007). Nevertheless, the fixed effects estimator is similar to the dynamic OLS or fully modified OLS, which take into account the non-stationarity of analyzed macroeconomic variables as well as possible endogeneity between output and trade
This paper provides Monte Carlo (MC) simulation evidence on the performance of methods used for iden...
The gravity model of trade has been a workhorse of international economics over the last fifty years...
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The objective of this paper is to evaluate the determinants of bilateral trade flows among 47 countr...
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The gravity model of international trade states that the volume of trade between two countries is pr...
We argue that the proper specification of a panel gravity model should include main (exporter, impor...
Existing gravity models of trade based on panel data are often static, that is, they only allow for ...
The use of the gravity model to evaluate the effect of policies in a cross-country framework is larg...
Using a panel data set of bilateral export flows from 12 European Union (EU) countries to 20 Organis...
Using a panel dataset of bilateral export flows from 12 EU countries to 20 OECD trading partners ove...
Gravity equations are a widely used tool in the International Business (IB) literature to explain co...
Using a panel data set of bilateral export flows from 12 EU countries to 20 OECD tradingpartners ove...
This article examines the effects of zero trade on the estimation of the gravity model using both si...
This paper provides Monte Carlo (MC) simulation evidence on the performance of methods used for iden...
The gravity model of trade has been a workhorse of international economics over the last fifty years...
This study evaluated the implications of trade effects on bilateral trade analyses drawing evidence ...
The objective of this paper is to evaluate the determinants of bilateral trade flows among 47 countr...
This paper evaluates the effects of preferential agreements on trade between trade group members and...
The gravity model is a workhorse for econometric studies of the impact of regional trade agreements ...
The gravity model of international trade states that the volume of trade between two countries is pr...
We argue that the proper specification of a panel gravity model should include main (exporter, impor...
Existing gravity models of trade based on panel data are often static, that is, they only allow for ...
The use of the gravity model to evaluate the effect of policies in a cross-country framework is larg...
Using a panel data set of bilateral export flows from 12 European Union (EU) countries to 20 Organis...
Using a panel dataset of bilateral export flows from 12 EU countries to 20 OECD trading partners ove...
Gravity equations are a widely used tool in the International Business (IB) literature to explain co...
Using a panel data set of bilateral export flows from 12 EU countries to 20 OECD tradingpartners ove...
This article examines the effects of zero trade on the estimation of the gravity model using both si...
This paper provides Monte Carlo (MC) simulation evidence on the performance of methods used for iden...
The gravity model of trade has been a workhorse of international economics over the last fifty years...
This study evaluated the implications of trade effects on bilateral trade analyses drawing evidence ...