An Empirical Analysis of China's Export Behavior

An Empirical Analysis of China's Export Behavior
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By:"Valerie Cerra","Sweta Chaman Saxena"
"China"
Published on 2002-11-01 by International Monetary Fund

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This paper studies the behavior of China's exports from the mid-1980s through 2001. Extensive quarterly data on values and quantities of major export products have been taken from Chinese customs statistics to form a panel data set. The data are used to estimate export supply price elasticities, including by industry groups. The extensive product level data permits the use of panel estimation techniques in order to increase the power of the testing methodology. Aggregate quarterly export unit price indices are also constructed and thereby provide an input to future research on China's trade.

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