China in 2005: Implications for the Rest of the World

Thomas Hertel and Channing Arndt

Journal of Economic Integration, 1997, vol. 12, 505-547

Abstract: Thisp apera nalyzetsh ei mpacto f continuedra pidg, rowthi n china on her tradingp artnersu singa multiregiona, ppliedg enerael quili,briumm odelc. on_ trary to conuentionawl isdomw, ef ind that mostd euelopincgo untriesb enefit from china'sg rowth.P roductd ffirentiationp laysa keyr olei n thisf lnding. systematiacn alysiso f thesew elfareg ainss howsth at,a se xfecteds,i,m plete rms of tradec alculationsb asedo n net trade positionasn d aaeragew orldp rice changePsr edicta lossfo r the deuelopincgo untriesH. oweaerw, ith the exceptionso f southA siaa nd rhailand,t his/ ossl' so aershadowbeyda , p ositiuern nue ment in region-specifie,cx plrt price indices.S econd-beesftf ectsa lsop lay a signifi. cantr ole in theg ainsf or a numbero f the deuelopingco untries

Keywords: Implications (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Date: 1997
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