Do Global Value Chains Weaken the Exchange Rate Elasticity of Exports? an Application of the Time-Varying Coefficient Model on Panel Data

Do Global Value Chains Weaken the Exchange Rate Elasticity of Exports? an Application of the Time-Varying Coefficient Model on Panel Data

ABSTRACT In a typical setup of global value chains (GVCs), producers use imported inputs to manufacture their exports, which may end up as inputs to another country's exports. This intertwinning of exporting and importing in global production seems to have created a paradox wherein globaliza...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Mendoza, Adrian R. (Author)
Other Authors: Associate Professor Genelyn Ma. F. Sarte (adviser.)
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Subjects:
Global Value Chains > Real Effective Exchange Rates > Export Elasticities > backward GVC partcipation > forward GVC participation > Globalization > Deglobalization > Panel Data > Time-Varying Coefficient Model.