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Noteworthy: Texas trade: air shipments up for imports, exports
Nicholson, Michael (2008-05)
Southwest Economy , Issue May , Pages 14

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Policy update: Freer trade in textiles change import sources
Nash, Betty Joyce (2005-07)
Econ Focus , Volume 9 , Issue Sum , Pages 12

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Recent U.S. export performance in the developing world
Kasman, Bruce (1992-01)
U.S. exports to developing countries have grown remarkably in recent years, far outpacing our sales increases to the industrial world. The author seeks explanations for this strong performance in the traditional determinants of export growthrelative prices and income growthand in other factors linking world economic conditions to developing country demand for U.S. goods.
Quarterly Review , Volume 17 , Issue Win , Pages 64-74

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U.S. international transactions in 1978
Frankel, Allen B. (1979-04)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Apr

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Trade between the United States and Eastern Europe
Pollard, Patricia S. (1994-07)
Review , Issue Jul , Pages 25-46

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U.S. international transactions in 1992
Helkie, William L. (1993-05)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue May

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The constancy of illusions or the illusion of constancies: income and price elasticities for U.S. imports, 1890-1992
Marquez, Jaime R. (1994)
Virtually all we know about the behavior of U.S. imports rests on studies estimating income and price elasticities with postwar data. But anyone examining the evolution of U.S. trade cannot avoid asking whether the postwar period provides enough information to characterize that behavior. From 1890 to 1940, the United States became an increasingly closed economy and experienced the most pronounced fluctuations in income and prices of this century. Is our current understanding of the behavior of U.S. imports consistent with those features of the U.S. economy? Being consistent with the distant ...
International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 475

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World trade and production in 1953-54
anonymous (1954-10)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Oct

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Globalization and the gains from variety
Weinstein, David E.; Broda, Christian (2004)
Since the seminal work of Krugman, product variety has played a central role in models of trade and growth. In spite of the general use of love-of-variety models, there has been no systematic study of how the import of new varieties has contributed to national welfare gains in the United States. In this paper, we show that the unmeasured growth in product variety from U.S. imports has been an important source of gains from trade over the last three decades (1972-2001). Using extremely disaggregated data, we show that the number of imported product varieties has increased by a factor of four. ...
Staff Reports , Paper 180

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Coping with terms-of-trade shocks in developing countries
Tille, Cedric; Broda, Christian (2003-11)
Sharp swings in a developing country's terms of trade, the price of its exports relative to the price of its imports, can seriously disrupt output growth. An analysis of the effects of a decline in export prices in seventy-five developing economies suggests that countries with a flexible exchange rate will experience a much milder contraction in output than their counterparts with fixed exchange rate regimes.
Current Issues in Economics and Finance , Volume 9 , Issue Nov

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