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aggregation level 23–4, 41 Aid-for-Trade Initiative 70 Aidt, T.S. 124 Amador, J. 75, 78 Apple iPod 76–7 Araújo, S. 6–7, 10, 39 Argentina discriminatory state measures 105 export volumes 35–6 import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 46–9 import inclination 150 protectionism 105 Asia buoyant trade from 16 import crunch 37–41 import development 39 protectionist measures against 105 Asian Crisis 6, 53, 57, 70 Auboin, M. 53, 60, 61, 70 Australia import crunch 42–3, 44–9, 142 import inclination 150 import volume 30 transport costs 16 Austria import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 autarky to free trade 114–16 autocratic countries 124, 158 Bank of International Settlement (BIS) 53 Banking Association for Trade 61, 63, 68 banking crises 36 banking services 59 beggar-thy-neighbour policies 102–3 Belarus, import inclination 150 Belgium import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 protectionist measures against 106 Bems, R. 73, 81, 140 Bénasy-Quéré, A. 26, 81, 102, 158 Bergeijk, P.A.G. van 5, 22, 24, 113, 115, 118, 149, 160 Berk, J.M. 5 Berne Union database 54 Bhagwati, J.N. 111–12 Black Swan 5–6 book plan 18–20 Boulhol, H. 16 Brakman, S. 149 Brazil import crunch 37–41 42–3, 46–9, 142 import inclination 150 Bretton Woods conference (1944) 160 Bricogne, J.C. 112 Broadcom 76 Bulgaria, import inclination 150 bullwhip effect 79–80 business-to-business markets 79, 91, 158 Cabral, S. 75, 78 Cairncross, F. 15 Campbell, D.L. 16 Canada import crunch 42–3, 44–9, 139 import inclination 150 cash on order 60–61 centralized economies 119–24 Cernat, L. 102–3 Chauffour, J.P. 68, 70 Cheung, C. 6, 14, 64, 74, 78, 85 Chile import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 China discriminatory state measures 106 import crunch 42–3 private consumption 156 production of Apple iPod 76–7 protectionism 105 protectionist measures against 105, 108–9, 110 Choi, W.G. 59, 112 Claessens, S. 28, 34, 39 Colombia, import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 46–9 COMECON 122 commercial policies 96–7 commercial risk 58–9 communication improvements 11 comparative advantage 12, 76–7, 118–19 composition, fallacy of 17 computable general equilibrium models 90, 158 concurrence, hypothesis 129 conflict settlement procedures 157 conflict–trade relationship 160–61 consumer markets 79 contagion 55 cost-insurance-freight (c.i.f.) registration 24 cost-reducing innovations 11 countermeasures, protectionism 99–101, 105 CPB World Trade Monitor 1, 7, 9, 69 credit allocation of 33 disruption of 36 credit crisis (2007) 28 credit standards 64 creditworthiness 62 Cuba, import crunch 42–3 currency depreciation 36–7 currency devaluation 33–4 custom statistics 75 Czech Republic import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 import volume 30 data availability of 17, 23–4, 155 focus on 6 protectionism 103–sources of 51–2 trade uncertainty 112–13 value chain activity 75 de Serres, A. 16 de-globalization advic on 155–7 new phase of 12–16 notes on measuring 22–6 decentralized economies 119–24 deflation 101 demand compositional differences 66–7, 88 fluctuations in 80 reduction in 73–4 trading partners 33, 36 democracy–trade nexus 122–4 Denmark import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 import volume 30 development aid flows 55 Di Giovanni 73 Disdier, A. 15 distance decay effect 15–16 documentary payment collection 60–61domestic specialization 115–16 Dorsey, T. 67 Dotcom crisis 6, 53 downstream firms 79–80 downstream linkages 89–90  econometric literature on trade and growth 157–8 econometric models 5–6 economic decision-making 119–24 economic profession concern with protectionism 93 failure to predict trade collapse 4–6 policy advice 18, 84–5, 153–5 and protectionism 155–7 economic risk 58–9 economic stability and co-movement 158–9 Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) 35–6 Ecuador, import inclination 150 Eichengreen, B. 10, 97, 102, 122–3, 138, 156 emerging markets economic stress 158–9 export volumes 34–6 impact of crisis 156–7 share of world trade 108–9 empirical design a priori expectations 136–7 estimated equation 134–5 method and explanatory variables 132–4 empirical findings evaluation of estimated equations 143–4 explaining depth of import crunch 139–40 explaining duration of import crunch 140–43 trade finance 62–70 empirics of trade–democracy nexus 122–4 endogenous trade uncertainty 119 Escaith, H. 73, 74, 91, 162 Estevadeordal, A. 10, 13–15, 16, 101, 102 Estonia, import crunch 44–6 Europe, transport costs 16 European integration 97 European Monetary Union (EMU) 97 European Union (EU), impact of border measures 103 Evenett, S.J. 94, 95, 103 exchange rate risk 58–9, 62, 111 exchange rates 24, 25–6 export credit agencies 59 export data 24–5 exports to GDP ratios 25 exports versus imports 32–3 exports, impact of individual financial crises 33–7 Faber, G. 6, 39 Farole, T. 70 final goods, trade in 75, 80–85 finance–trade nexus 54–6 financial crises history of 37–41 impact on exports 33–7 financial innovations 11 financial stress 64, 158–9 financial tightness 63–6 Fingerand, K.M. 33, 37, 61 Finland banking crisis 36 import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 firm heterogeneity 112–13 forecasting errors 65 foreign direct investment (FDI) 55–8 measurement errors 23–4 France import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 negative trade growth 7 protectionist measures against 106 Frederico, G. 24 free trade from autarky to 114–16 importance of 107–8 support for 96–7, 100 free trade doctrine 14 free-on-bord (f.o.b.) registration 24 Freund, C. 14, 36, 74 Friedman, T.L. 15 G20 27, 53, 56, 93, 94, 153, 154 Trade Finance Expert Group 70–71 game theory 100–101, 109 Gassebner, M. 124 geographical trends, transport costs 16 Germany discriminatory state measures 105  import crunch 42–3, 44–9, 142 import inclination 150 negative trade growth 7 protectionism 105 protectionist measures against 106 trade flows 24 Global Trade Alert database 103–4, 105, 106 globalization and international value chains 76–80 Gold Standard 14, 15, 97, 102, 156 Goldstein, J. 93 Great Depression 14, 45–6, 93, 155–6, 159 compared to 2008 collapse 8–12 individual country experiences 42–3 Greece import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 national policies 111 gross domestic product (GDP) crunch 133 Grubel-Lloyd index for intra-industry trade 86–8 Guichard, S. 6, 14, 64, 74, 78, 85 Gurr, T.R. 131, 150, 151, 152  Head, K. 15 Heckscher-Ohlin model 96–7, 98, 123–4 Herfindahl index 88 historical perspective, trade collapse 9–10, 27–8 history, financial crises and import crunches 37–41 Hong Kong export growth 35–6 import crunch 37–41 Hong, K. 28, 35–6, 39, 40 Huisman, S. 55 human capital drivers for protectionism 98–9 Hungary discriminatory state measures 105  import crunch 37–41, 44–9 import inclination 150 protectionism 105 hypotheses concurrence 129 international value chains 129–30 protectionism 130–31 trade finance 130 trade uncertainty 131 values versus volumes 128–9  Iacovone, L. 36 Iceland, import crunch 44–6 identification of trade collapse 30–32 ideological drivers for protectionism 98–9, 159 import data 24–5 import inclination 133–4 import substitution 156, 159 import volume 30, 31–2, 37–41, 158 imports to GDP ratios 25 imports versus exports 32–3 income decline 101, 102 income growth 14, 78 India discriminatory state measures 105  import crunch 42–3 import inclination 150 protectionism 105 individual preferences 114–16, 123 Indonesia import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 46–9, 139, 142 import inclination 150 industrial policies 156 industrialized countries, import crunch 37–41 input-output tables 75 insurance, country risk 59, 62 inter-industry trade 74 intermediate goods, trade in 73–4, 75, 80–85 international conflict and cooperation 160–61 International Monetary Fund (IMF) 4, 24, 36, 37, 53, 61, 158–9 Article IV Consultation of China 156 Trade Finance Survey 63, 68 World Economic Outlook 9 international organizations, predictions of 27–49 international payments 60–62, 111 international reallocation of production 10–11 International Social Survey Programme 98–9 international specialization 75, 81–5, 86 and trade uncertainty 116–19, 120–24 international value chains 11–12, 17, 64–5, 66–7 calibrated simulation models 90 fragmentation of 77–85 and globalization 76–80 hypothesis 129–30 and measurement of world trade 80–85 partial analysis 86–8 role in 2009 trade collapse 85–90 single country studies 88–90 as transmission mechanism 78–80 intra-company trade 12, 75 intra-industry trade 12, 74, 86–8, 91 investment, measurement of 22–5 Ireland import crunch 44–6, 139 import inclination 150 import volume 31–2 Irwin, D. 97, 102, 122–3, 138 Israel import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 Italy discriminatory state measures 105  import crunch 42–3, 44–9, 142 import inclination 150 negative trade growth 7 protectionism 105 protectionist measures against 10  Jacks, D. 16 Jaggers, K. 131, 150, 151, 152 Japan banking crisis 36 FD strategy 86 import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 negative trade growth 7 production o Apple iPod 76–7 protectionist measures against 106 transport costs 16  Kenya, import crunch 37–4 Keynes, J.M. 18, 156 Kim, Y. 59, 112 Kindleberger, C.P. 156 knowledge, preliminary state of 1 Kofman, P. 111 Korea export growth 36 import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 protectionist measure against 106 Kravis, I.B. 26 Kubota, K. 124  Laeven, L. 27 Lane, P.R. 137–8 Latin America, import crunc 37–41 Lensink, R. 55 letters of credit 60–61, 68 Levchenko, A.A. 4, 6, 9, 49, 66–7, 73, 88–9 Lewer, J.J 157 life expectancy 10 Linden, G. 77 logarithmic transformation 13 long-run growth 157–8 Luxembour import crunch 44–6 import volume 30  macroeconomic drivers for protectionism 98–9 Maddison, A. 9, 26 42, 43 Madsen, J.B. 101, 102 Malaysia export growth 36 import crunch 37–41, 47, 142 import inclinatio 150 manufacturers, price increases 26 manufacturing exporters, export volumes 34–5 manufacturing markets 79–80 manufacturing, trade collapse in 11 Marer, P. 122 Marrewijk, C. van 6, 39, 86–8, 113, 115, 118 Mayda, A.M. 98, 123 measurement trade and investment 23–5 trade collapse 28–32 world trade 80–85 Meier-Ewert, M. 61 Melgar, N. 91, 98–9, 109 Mensink, N.W. 22 mercantilism 32, 33 mergers and acquisitions (M&A) 56–7 meta-analysis 160–61 Mexico import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 trade with US 89–90 micro credits, contagion of 55 micro data, trade uncertainty 112–13 micro–macro paradox 17, 80 Milesi-Ferretti, G.M. 137–8 Milner, H.V. 124 MIRAGE 90, 158 Miroudot, S. 75 mobility of factors of production 96–7 Mora, J. 67, 68 Morgenstern, Oskar 22, 24 Moro Visconti, R. 55 multilateral trading system, actions to strengthen 93 multiplier 14, 118  national accounts data 30–31, 32, 37, 46 nationalism 98–9, 159 neo-classical trade model 113–20 Netherlands banks 63 data sources 52 import crunch 42–3, 44–9, 139 import inclination 150 protectionist measures against 106trade flows 24 new countries, entry of 10–11 new industries 11 new trade theory 125 New Zealand import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 import volume 30 transport costs 16 non-oil commodity exporters, export volumes 34–5 non-primary products 156 non-problematic trade flows 81–2 implications of 84–5 non-tariff barriers 99–103, 155–7 non-traded/non-tradeable goods 25–6 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 90 Norway import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 import volume 31–2  O’Rourke, K. 10, 84, 98, 123–4 Oliveira Martins, J. 6–7, 10, 39 On the accuracy of economic observations (Morgenstern) 22 open accounts 61 openness 9–10, 78, 157–61 dampening effects of 158–9 optimal tariff theory 97 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 27, 53, 55, 86, 122 National Account Statistics database 30–31, 37, 46 world trade model 63–6,outsourcing 76–7, 81–2 Pakistan import crunch 142 import inclination 150 Papua  New Guinea, export growth 36 payment frictions 14–15 Peels, R. 75, 79–80 Peru, import inclination 150 Philippines export growth 36 import crunch 37–41 Poland import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 policy advice 18, 84–5, 153–5 policy frictions 14–15 policy initiatives, trade finance 70–71 policy space, constraints on 97 political risk 58–9 political system and trade orientation 122–4 Polity database 131, 150, 152 Pomery, J. 111 Porter, M.E. 77 Portugal import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 Powers, W. 67, 68 preference formation 97–9 private finance, crowding out 70, 71 problematic trade flows 82–4 implications of 84–5 production processes, fragmentation of 77–85 production, long-run growth 157–8protectionism 14, 15, 33, 71 culprits and victims 105–6 definition of 93–4 drivers of 95–101 empirical findings on 101–3 hypothesis 130–31 and the intellectual 155–7 methods of 94–5 preference for 97–9 recent patterns of 103–6 retaliation against 99–101 scenarios 107–10 unleashing of 109–10 public credit 70–71 purchasing power parity (PPP) 26  quantitative trade restrictions 111–12  Ragoussis, A. 75 rational policy making 96–7 recovery period 29–30 regulatory supervision regimes 62 Reich, R.B. 77 Reinhart, C.M. 27, 37 remittance flows 55 retail markets 79 risk, trade finance 54–5, 58–62 Robertson, R. 89–90, 161–2 Rodrik, D. 98, 123, 156 Rogoff, K.S. 27, 37 Romania, import inclination 150 Rothermund, D. 12 Ruffin, R.J. 111 Russia discriminatory state measures 105 import crunch 44–6 import inclination 150 import volume 30 protectionism 105, 122  Schuknecht, L. 33, 37, 61 second order effects 157–61, 162–3 sector-specificity and trade preferences 96 Segura-Cayuela, R. 113 sensitivity analyses 144–6 services, price increases 26 shocks, progagation of 73–4 Singapore export growth 36 import crunch 139 import inclination 150 production of Apple iPod 76–7 Sinnott, R. 98 Slovak Republic, import crunch 44–6 Slovenia, import crunch 44–6 Smoot-Hawley Act (1930) 99–100 Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) 68–9 South Africa import crunch 42–3, 139 import inclination 150 South Korea, import crunch 142 Spain discriminatory state measures 105  import crunch 37–41, 44–9 import inclination 150 protectionism 105 specialization patterns 159 Srinivasan, T.N. 111–12 strategic trade  policy models 97 subsidies 33 supplier–customer relationships 60 Sweden banking crisis 36 import crunch 37–41, 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 Switzerland import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150  Taiwan import crunch 42–3, 46–9 production of Apple iPod 76–7 Taleb, N.N. 5 Tanaka, K. 49, 85, 86 tariffs 99–103, 155–7 taxes 33 Tena, A. 24 terms-of-trade argument 97 Thailand export growth 36 import crunch 37–41 import inclination 150 theory testing discussion 144–6 empirical design 131–7 empirical findings 137–44 hypotheses 128–31 Thomas, A. 28, 34, 35, 39–40 time series data 68–9, 103–4 Tinbergen, Jan 10–11, 16, 156 Toshiba-Matsui 76 trade long-run growth 157–8 measurement of 22–5 political economy of 96–7 scenarios for 107–10 as zero sum game 32 trade collapse compared to Great Depression 8–12 depth of 139–40 duration of 16, 29, 41–9, 140–43 empirics of 101–3 failure to predict 4–6 history of 37–41 identification and timing 30–32 imports as key to understanding 32–7 individual country experiences 41–6 measurement of 28–32 model and stylized facts 117–19 need for new narrative 16–18 role of international value chains 85–90 in search of new narrative 161–3 second-order effects 157–61, 162–3 timing of 30–32 as unique phenomenon 6–12 WTO explanation of 2–4 see also Great Depression trade costs reduction 11 trade credit 55–6, 59–60 empirical findings 66–7 trade disruption 116–17 trade distortions 124 trade finance 60–62 empirical findings 67–70 foreign direct investment 56–8 hypothesis 130 policy initiatives 70–71 recent empirical findings 62–70 and trade credit 58–60 trade–finance nexus 54–6 trade flows implications of 84–5 non-problematic 81–2 problematic 82–4 trade frictions 14–16 trade liberalization 96 trade messages 68 trade policy advice on 18, 84–5constraints on 97 decision-making mechanisms 119–22 and democracy 123 and democratization 123–4 finance initiatives 70–71 implications of trade uncertainty 124–5 sustainability of 111 trade policy feedbacks 159 trade policy frictions 14–15 trade ratios, comparison of 25–6 trade registration system 24–5, 81 trade statistics 75 trade transmission mechanism 74 value chains as 78–80 trade uncertainty empirics of trade–democracy nexus 122–4 hypothesis 131 increasing perceptions of 159 and international specialization/decision-making 120–22 as key factor 157 lack of attention to 112–13 observation of 119–20 policy implications 124–5 theory of 113–20 trade values, hypothesis 128–9 trade volumes, hypothesis 128–9 trade wars 99–101 trade-to-GDP ratio 9–10, 25, 78, 81, 84, 158 transport costs 24–5, 102 transport frictions 14–16 transport improvements 11 transportation risk 58–9 Turkey import crunch 37–41, 44–9 import inclination 150 UK discriminatory state measures 105  Gold Standard 156 import crunch 42–3, 44–9 import inclination 150 import volume 31–2 negative trade growth 7 protectionism 105 protectionist measures against 106 United Nations (UN) Economic and Social Council 23 Statistical Office 8–9, 42, 43 UNCTAD 23, 55, 57, 131 World Investment Prospects Survey 56 upstream firms 79–80 upstream linkages 89–90 Uruguay, import crunch 37–41 US bilateral exports and imports 88–9 discriminatory state measures 105 FDI strategy 86 import crunch 42–3, 44–9, 139 import inclination 150 negative trade growth 7 protectionism 99–100, 105, 108–9 protectionist measures against 106 trade credit 66–7 trade deficits 156 trade with Mexico 89–90 utility 114–22 Valencia, F. 27 van den Berg, H. 157 variables, measurement of 23–4 Venezuela import crunch 142 import inclination 150 vertical specialization 75, 81–5, 86 Vertical Specialization Index 84 vertical supply integration 64–5, 66–7, 78 Vilarrubia, J.M. 113 Vulmanic, F.G. 23 wage wars 32 Wagner, J. 113 Wall Street crisis 93 working capital 62 Working Group on Trade, Development and Finance 70 World Bank 4, 27, 53, 55 world trade growth rates 1–2, 6–7 measurement of 80–85 predictions of international organizations 27–49 values and volumes 8–10 world trade history, fourth phase in 12–16 World Trade Organization (WTO) 27, 53, 99, 156–7 Doha Round 71, 93, 110, 125, 154, 163 World Trade Report 2009 2–4, 9, 128–31 World Values Survey 98 Yakop, M. 149 Zavacka, V. 36

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