The Belt and Road Initiative’s effect on supply-chain trade: evidence from structural gravity equations

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@GFelbermayr As a follow-up to our discussion on incorporating value-added trade in models with -bilateral- trade flows, see a recent WP by Los & Timmer (as cited in https://t.co/XWjHVLRsnI)

14 Mar 2019

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“We find that infrastructure investments will yield asymmetric benefits to China, Russia & SE Asian countries stemming from greater European market access... alternatives to foster (inter)regional growth through #RCEP and #TPP are much less attractive”

17 Jan 2019

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RT @TristanKohl: My latest: how China's Belt and Road Initiative affects global supply-chain trade and welfare. Available Open Access at ht…

14 Jan 2019

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My latest: how China's Belt and Road Initiative affects global supply-chain trade and welfare. Available Open Access at https://t.co/LMapgYCg6u. Forthcoming in @CamJRES special issue on China's New Silk Roads.

14 Jan 2019

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