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This paper examines how US special import restrictions affect the growth of Chinas exports to countries other than the US. The authors estimate an empirical model of trade deflection and trade depression of roughly 5100 commodities exported by China to 37 countries between 1992 and 2001.

This paper examines how US special import restrictions affect the growth of Chinas exports to countries other than the US. The authors estimate an empirical model of trade deflection and trade depression of roughly 5100 commodities exported by China to 37 countries between 1992 and 2001.

The report reveals that OCAST-funded projects to date have attracted more than $1.3 billion in federal and private dollars through various programs.

This paper studies the impact of privatization on firm performance in China. Firms with medium length of privatization and firms privatized in the period 1997-1999 are found to have more robust effects.

According to the author, China’s economic growth and opening up, followed by continuing integration into the
global economy, is indispensably linked with the systemic change oriented towards the market system, on the one hand, and export-led growth, on the other.

This paper empirically explores the relationship between debt and growth for a number of developing and industrial economies.

The paper draws broad predictions from the developmental elements of new economic geography models and subjects them to empirical scrutiny. To benefit more from relocating industrial activities, developing countries need to create the critical mass of linkages that provide pecuniary externalities to industrial firms, according to the author.

The paper presents an overview of Indonesias rapid economic development, by focusing on the changing patterns of trade and industrial structure, the changing trade and industrial policies, and the process of industrial upgrading.

This paper examines the way in which structural changes in the level of steady-state competitiveness and the trend rate of inflation affect inflation responses to monetary policy shocks, in scenarios chosen to capture broadly the conditions of the UK economy in the early 1990s and more recently.

The report estimates the FY 1999 and FY 2004 economic impact of the University System and its economic growth during that five-year period. This analysis includes both the impact of total expenditures and non-state general fund expenditures.