This paper quantifies the impact on US employment from imports and exports during 1995–
2011, using the World Input–Output Database. We find that the growth in US exports led to …

Based on the literature on economic growth, there is a non-linear relationship between
government size and economic growth, which is usually similar to an inverted U-shaped …

Abstract Most Latin American countries have intensified their economic relationships with
China since 1990, and even more as a result of the admission of China to the World Trade …

This paper estimates and decomposes the impact of export opportunities on countries'
employment by using a global input-output analysis, focusing on the US, China, and Japan …

The impact of China's financial openness and economic growth on consumption of fossil
fuels was analyzed for a panel of ten Latin American countries, throughout 34 years (from …

We study cross-border spillovers from China's recent growth slowdown onto partner-country
exports. Our analysis uses a panel vector autoregressive model and novel measures of …

The export capacity of a country is often considered as an indicator of its competitiveness
and success. It is generally assumed that exporting countries tend to be more productive …

Does government size increase to compensate for the volatility that arises from openness?
We evaluate this compensation hypothesis by focusing on Latin America, whose economic …

In 1990, the participation of China in the global imports of Latin America (LAC) was incipient,
while by 2019, China had become the second largest supplier of the region. This paper uses …

This research aims to know the influence of export, import and population against Indonesia
gross domestic product. The data used in this research is secondary data from the years …