This paper argues that the use of subnational data allows an accurate\ud assessment of the effect of trade agreements on bilateral exports within a gravity model framework. We examine the effect of regional integration on trade flows from regions in Argentina, Brazil, Poland and Spain to a sample of importing countries. Specifically, we focus on two events that occurred in the EU and in Latin America over a decade ago: the EU enlargement to the Central and Eastern European countries, and the signing of a Free Trade Agreement between two Latin American regional blocs, the Southern Common Market and the Andean Community.En este artículo se argumenta que, cuando se estudia el efecto de los\ud acuerdos comerciales sobre las exportaciones bilate...
Este trabajo busca determinar los impactos de la integración internacional en la exportación de los ...
Recent literature on border effect has demonstrated that national trade (intra- as well as interregi...
In international trade, because «internal bias», countries tend to trade more within their borders t...
This paper argues that the use of subnational data allows an accurate assessment of the effect of t...
This paper argues that the use of subnational data allows an accurate assessment of the effect of tr...
Abstract This study examines the impact the Andean Community and Mercosur have had on the respective...
MERCOSUR is one of the youngest regional integration agreements, gathering two of the largest and mo...
We apply a gravity model to 1980¿1996 annual nonfuel imports data for 58 countries to quantify the e...
The aim of this work is to develop an econometric framework to determine the impact of the European ...
This article seeks to understand the effects of trade creation and diversion in regional agreements ...
This paper uses a gravity model with panel data and 3 regional dummies to assess the effects of the ...
This paper analyzes the effects of the Mercosul Preferential Trade Agreement on export intensity of ...
This paper studies the effects of economic integration in Latin America on the margins of trade. The...
In this article we investigate the effect of the European Union on trade and the influence of the Eu...
The present paper follows the methodology of Baier et al (2011) and Hummels and Klenow (2005) to det...
Este trabajo busca determinar los impactos de la integración internacional en la exportación de los ...
Recent literature on border effect has demonstrated that national trade (intra- as well as interregi...
In international trade, because «internal bias», countries tend to trade more within their borders t...
This paper argues that the use of subnational data allows an accurate assessment of the effect of t...
This paper argues that the use of subnational data allows an accurate assessment of the effect of tr...
Abstract This study examines the impact the Andean Community and Mercosur have had on the respective...
MERCOSUR is one of the youngest regional integration agreements, gathering two of the largest and mo...
We apply a gravity model to 1980¿1996 annual nonfuel imports data for 58 countries to quantify the e...
The aim of this work is to develop an econometric framework to determine the impact of the European ...
This article seeks to understand the effects of trade creation and diversion in regional agreements ...
This paper uses a gravity model with panel data and 3 regional dummies to assess the effects of the ...
This paper analyzes the effects of the Mercosul Preferential Trade Agreement on export intensity of ...
This paper studies the effects of economic integration in Latin America on the margins of trade. The...
In this article we investigate the effect of the European Union on trade and the influence of the Eu...
The present paper follows the methodology of Baier et al (2011) and Hummels and Klenow (2005) to det...
Este trabajo busca determinar los impactos de la integración internacional en la exportación de los ...
Recent literature on border effect has demonstrated that national trade (intra- as well as interregi...
In international trade, because «internal bias», countries tend to trade more within their borders t...