To estimate correctly the effect of variable trade costs on firms’ exports, the gravity equation should control for the number of firms that participate in foreign markets. Due to the absence of these data, previous studies control for this omitted variable using econometric strategies that may also lead to inconsistent estimates. To overcome this problem the present paper estimates a gravity equation using a new database compiled by the OECD and Eurostat stat that reports the number of exporting firms by reporter and partner country. We show that not controlling for the extensive margin of trade introduces very serious biases in the estimated trade cost coefficients
We evaluate the consequences of oligopolistic behavior for the estimation of gravity equations for t...
Gravity models (equations) of trade belong among the most successful empirical tools in ...
The gravity equation in international trade is one of the most robust empirical finding in economic...
To estimate correctly the effect of variable trade costs on firms’ exports, the gravity equation sh...
To estimate correctly the effect of variable trade costs on firms' exports, the gravity equation sho...
International audienceRecent trade models with heterogenous firms have changed the interpretation of...
We develop a simple model of international trade with heterogeneous firms that is consistent with a ...
We develop a simple model of international trade with heterogeneous firms that is consistent with a ...
Exporters continuously enter and exit individual foreign markets. Although a given firm's status as ...
Recent trade models with heterogenous firms have considerable consequences on the interpretation of ...
The gravity equation is probably the most important tool in international economics to explain and e...
The point of departure of this thesis was to examine the interplay between the number of exporters a...
Abstract. Recent trade models with heterogeneous firms have changed the interpretation of gravity eq...
Gravity equations are a widely used tool in the International Business (IB) literature to explain co...
The main objective of this thesis is to ascertain the determinants of trade among nations within a f...
We evaluate the consequences of oligopolistic behavior for the estimation of gravity equations for t...
Gravity models (equations) of trade belong among the most successful empirical tools in ...
The gravity equation in international trade is one of the most robust empirical finding in economic...
To estimate correctly the effect of variable trade costs on firms’ exports, the gravity equation sh...
To estimate correctly the effect of variable trade costs on firms' exports, the gravity equation sho...
International audienceRecent trade models with heterogenous firms have changed the interpretation of...
We develop a simple model of international trade with heterogeneous firms that is consistent with a ...
We develop a simple model of international trade with heterogeneous firms that is consistent with a ...
Exporters continuously enter and exit individual foreign markets. Although a given firm's status as ...
Recent trade models with heterogenous firms have considerable consequences on the interpretation of ...
The gravity equation is probably the most important tool in international economics to explain and e...
The point of departure of this thesis was to examine the interplay between the number of exporters a...
Abstract. Recent trade models with heterogeneous firms have changed the interpretation of gravity eq...
Gravity equations are a widely used tool in the International Business (IB) literature to explain co...
The main objective of this thesis is to ascertain the determinants of trade among nations within a f...
We evaluate the consequences of oligopolistic behavior for the estimation of gravity equations for t...
Gravity models (equations) of trade belong among the most successful empirical tools in ...
The gravity equation in international trade is one of the most robust empirical finding in economic...