How responsive are Chinese exports to exchange rate changes?: evidence from firm-level data
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This article examines the impact of exchange rate changes on Chinese firms’ decisions on export market entry and export share. Using a large dataset for Chinese firms in 2000-2006, we find that changes in exchange rate levels play a significant role on both export extensive and intensive margins of Chinese firms. Compared to studies using macro data, our firm-level analysis allows us to control for firm and industry heterogeneity. Firm size and location matter. We do not find a difference between foreign and domestic firms in responding to exchange rate changes. Industry heterogeneity is also found to be important.
|Research Areas:||A. > Business School > Economics|
|Depositing User:||Dr X Zhang|
|Date Deposited:||14 Mar 2012 12:01|
|Last Modified:||06 Feb 2013 10:58|
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