This paper analyses the impact of China on the export performance of Italy and Germany to their main trading partners in the OECD markets. Given a strong specialization in the manufacturing sector, these two countries are exposed to China’s competition. Italy, with a productive structure based on so-called “traditional” sectors, is likely to be more vulnerable to China’s competitive pressure. Using data for the period 1995-2009, this paper estimates the impact of China on Italy and Germany’s market shares at a very disaggregated sector level. Results show that China has affected Italy’s and Germany’s market shares in different ways, especially during the post-WTO accession period, being on average more harmful for the former
This paper aims at understanding the dynamics of export market shares of Italy during the Nineties. ...
IIntroduction Following the economic recession and the globalisation, trade partnerships have becom...
This paper assesses the existence and extent of transition cost for the OECD economies associated wi...
This paper analyzes the indirect impact of China on the export performance of major European countri...
This paper analyzes the impact of Chinese competition on developed countries’ export prices. The emp...
This paper analyzes the impact of Chinese competition on developed countries' export prices. The emp...
Germany and Italy are the largest manufacturing producers in Europe and export over 70% of their pro...
Published online: 19 December 2017Germany and Italy are the largest manufacturing producers in Euro...
It is a widespread idea that the entry of China into world markets has been one of the strongest rec...
China has been rapidly increasing the exports of manufactured products to OECD markets. In this pape...
We analyze how a set of 22 European countries are affected by increased Chinese export competition b...
This paper analyzes the unit prices of imports into the EU, Japan, and the US during 1989–2006 of ma...
The paper looks at the increasing integration of China into the world market, with a specific focus ...
International audienceThis paper assesses how the competition between China and the EU in export mar...
This paper analyses the impact of China's exports on the prices of exports from other countries usin...
This paper aims at understanding the dynamics of export market shares of Italy during the Nineties. ...
IIntroduction Following the economic recession and the globalisation, trade partnerships have becom...
This paper assesses the existence and extent of transition cost for the OECD economies associated wi...
This paper analyzes the indirect impact of China on the export performance of major European countri...
This paper analyzes the impact of Chinese competition on developed countries’ export prices. The emp...
This paper analyzes the impact of Chinese competition on developed countries' export prices. The emp...
Germany and Italy are the largest manufacturing producers in Europe and export over 70% of their pro...
Published online: 19 December 2017Germany and Italy are the largest manufacturing producers in Euro...
It is a widespread idea that the entry of China into world markets has been one of the strongest rec...
China has been rapidly increasing the exports of manufactured products to OECD markets. In this pape...
We analyze how a set of 22 European countries are affected by increased Chinese export competition b...
This paper analyzes the unit prices of imports into the EU, Japan, and the US during 1989–2006 of ma...
The paper looks at the increasing integration of China into the world market, with a specific focus ...
International audienceThis paper assesses how the competition between China and the EU in export mar...
This paper analyses the impact of China's exports on the prices of exports from other countries usin...
This paper aims at understanding the dynamics of export market shares of Italy during the Nineties. ...
IIntroduction Following the economic recession and the globalisation, trade partnerships have becom...
This paper assesses the existence and extent of transition cost for the OECD economies associated wi...