Review of International Economics

1992 - 2025

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Volume 33, issue 1, 2025

Celebrating the research career of Douglas Nelson pp. 1-3

Peter Egger, Joseph Francois, Bernard Hoekman and Mary Lovely

Samuelson, Mortensen, and Melitz walk into a chocolate bar: A tale of jobs, inter‐generational conflict, and international trade pp. 4-32

Carl Davidson and Steven Matusz

Tax policy competition under destination‐based taxation pp. 33-50

Thomas Beyer and Thomas Gresik

International trade and income distribution: The effect of corporate governance regimes pp. 51-77

Hartmut Egger, Peter Egger and Douglas Nelson

Monopsony power, offshoring, and a European minimum wage pp. 78-98

Hartmut Egger, Udo Kreickemeier and Jens Wrona

Country characteristics and trade policy during the COVID‐19 pandemic pp. 99-124

Bernard Hoekman, Filippo Santi and Anirudh Shingal

Patterns of regulatory heterogeneity in international trade: Intensity, coverage, and structure pp. 125-165

Irene Garcés and Achim Vogt

Targeted Liberalization: China's foreign investment regulation reform and its post‐WTO‐accession export surge pp. 166-206

Yang Liang, Mary E. Lovely and Hongsheng Zhang

Barrier or opportunity? How trade regulations shape Colombian firms' export strategies pp. 207-242

Samuel Rosenow

Governing personal data and trade in digital services pp. 243-264

Martina F. Ferracane and Erik van der Marel

Trade wars and trade disputes: The role of equity and political support pp. 265-289

Eddy Bekkers, Joseph F. Francois, Douglas R. Nelson and Hugo Rojas‐Romagosa

Brexit and foreign students in gravity pp. 290-333

Ronald Davies and Lena S. Specht

Volume 32, issue 4, 2024

Double whammy? Trade and automation in engineering services pp. 1493-1520

Franziska Klügl and Hildegunn Nordås

Spillover effects of government subsidies on outward foreign direct investment: Evidence from China pp. 1521-1566

Siqi Li and Mengdi Sun

ε‐ces preferences and trade pp. 1567-1586

Kristian Behrens, Sergey Kichko and Philip Ushchev

Terms‐of‐trade effects of productivity shocks in developing economies pp. 1587-1606

Emre Özçelik and Mustafa Tuğan

Service liberalization and productivity in high‐tech firms: Evidence from China pp. 1607-1644

Xuchao Li, Jing Zhao and Ruomeng Yang

Trade and labor market segregation in Colombia pp. 1645-1670

Josh Ederington, Jenny Minier and Kenneth Troske

Subsidized wages, small businesses, and exports: Evidence from the paycheck protection program pp. 1671-1697

Ali Enami and Sucharita Ghosh

The effect of maximum residue limit standards on China's agri‐food exports: A health perspective pp. 1698-1725

Bo Chen, Yiming Chen and Siqi Zhang

The politics of tariff cooperation in the presence of trade costs pp. 1726-1750

Taiki Susa and Masafumi Tsubuku

The link between organizational choice and global input sourcing under sequential production pp. 1751-1786

Bilgehan Karabay

Capital flow reversals and currency crises: Do capital flow types matter? pp. 1787-1823

Mengting Zhang, Andreas Steiner, Jakob de Haan and Haizhen Yang

Macroprudential policies, capital controls, and income inequality pp. 1824-1867

Yu You, Xiaoying Hu and Zongye Huang

The ripple effect: How trade policy shocks impact innovation of Chinese firms pp. 1868-1900

Ning Meng, Yining Ni and Yeqing Ma

The Linder hypothesis for foreign direct investment revisited pp. 1901-1928

Dongin Kim and Sandro Steinbach

Volume 32, issue 3, 2024

The impacts of trade liberalization on the local labor market: Older women are especially vulnerable pp. 693-777

Chan Yu

Exporters' environmental premium in a developing country: Firm‐level evidence from China pp. 778-813

Gaoju Yang, Yuexing Xie, Xianhai Huang and Hangyu Chen

How did GVC‐trade respond to previous health shocks? Evidence from SARS and MERS pp. 814-838

Anirudh Shingal and Prachi Agarwal

Capital flows to developing countries: Implications for monetary policy across the globe pp. 839-906

Andre Harrison and Robert R. Reed

Exchange rate shocks, multinational firms and access to finance pp. 907-933

Anisha Sharma

The impact of policy uncertainty on foreign direct investment: Micro‐evidence from Japan's international investment agreements pp. 934-957

Mitsuo Inada and Naoto Jinji

TBTs, firm organization and labor structure pp. 958-992

Giorgio Barba Navaretti, Lionel Fontagné, Gianluca Orefice, Giovanni Pica and Anna Cecilia Rosso

Importer market power and preferential trade agreements: Empirical evidence pp. 993-1038

Ross Jestrab

Corporate income taxation and multinational production pp. 1039-1070

Yang Shen

Do export demand shocks affect the export quality of multi‐product firms? Evidence from China pp. 1071-1103

Lei Wang, Xianhai Huang and Qianyun Sun

Educated workers and firms' exporting behavior: The case of China pp. 1104-1148

Yi Che, Jinqiu Lv and Yan Zhang

Trade and credit: Revisiting the evidence pp. 1149-1173

Eduardo Gutiérrez Chacón and Enrique Moral‐Benito

Authorized economic operator certification and export stability: Evidence from China's firms pp. 1174-1203

Hang Zheng, Jian Han and Yiqun Liu

Estimating gravity coefficients with multiple layers of heterogeneity pp. 1204-1237

Erick Kitenge and Sajal Lahiri

Spillovers from government policy during a crisis: Evidence from international trade during COVID‐19 lockdowns pp. 1238-1269

Miguel Cardoso and Brandon Malloy

Quantifying economic impacts of trade agreements with heterogeneous trade elasticities pp. 1270-1299

Hiau Looi Kee and Alessandro Nicita

Pass‐through of shocks into different U.S. prices pp. 1300-1315

Hakan Yilmazkuday

Central bank communication and expectations: Evidence for inflation‐targeting economies pp. 1316-1340

Magdalena Szyszko, Agata Kliber, Aleksandra Rutkowska and Mariusz Próchniak

Global shocks, budgets deficits, and international fiscal policy coordination pp. 1341-1363

Pierre‐Richard Agénor

Gain without pain? Non‐tariff measures, plant markup, and productivity pp. 1364-1397

Massimiliano Calì, Marco Le Moglie and Giorgio Presidente

Spatial spillovers in trade agreement memberships: Does institutional proximity matter? pp. 1398-1433

Renliang Liu, Thanasis Stengos and Yiguo Sun

Effects of foreign direct investment in services on input imports of manufacturing firms: Evidence from China pp. 1434-1461

Xuefeng Wang, Ling Zhu and Haiyun Liu

Impact of China on commodity exporters pp. 1462-1491

Arpita Chatterjee and Richa Saraf

Volume 32, issue 2, 2024

Introduction to the special issue “China and the global economy” pp. 325-327

Peter Egger, Jie Li and Miaojie Yu

All‐around trade liberalization and firm‐level employment: Theory and evidence from China pp. 328-370

Antonio Rodriguez‐Lopez and Miaojie Yu

Chinese regions' participation in global value chains and the associated global transmission of export price and quantity shocks pp. 371-393

Peter Egger, Jie Li and Yu Zhao

How does the belt and road initiative promote China's import? pp. 394-445

Yue Lu, Mengyuan Wang, Junjie Hong and Songbo Wu

The trade and welfare effects of the belt and road initiative pp. 446-479

Meng Gao, Chenxin Jin, Wei Jin, Bin Sheng and Linpu Xu

Information accessibility and export quality: Evidence from China pp. 480-509

Guangzhong Li, Hui Ding and Fansheng Jia

Sold to China: Container traffic in the Port of Piraeus pp. 510-544

Pamina Koenig, Sandra Poncet, Mathieu Sanch‐Maritan, Claude Duvallet and Yoann Pigné

How did China's zero Covid policy affect its exports? pp. 545-573

Heiwai Tang and Xiuxiu Zheng

Spatial outward FDI: Evidence from China's multinational firms pp. 574-603

Yiqing Xie, Xiaobo Yu, Zhihong Yu and Yu Zhou

Digitalization and outward foreign direct investment of Chinese listed firms pp. 604-634

Linlin Fan, Jinghua Ou, Gongyan Yang and Shujie Yao

Exchange rate expectations and exports: Firm‐level evidence from China pp. 635-661

Xiaohua Bao, Hailiang Huang, Larry D. Qiu and Xiaozhuo Wang

Automation, global value chains and functional specialization pp. 662-691

Lionel Fontagné, Ariell Reshef, Gianluca Santoni and Giulio Vannelli

Volume 32, issue 1, 2024

Analyzing the effects of economic sanctions: Recent theory, data, and quantification pp. 1-11

Peter Egger, Constantinos Syropoulos and Yoto Yotov

The global sanctions data base–Release 3: COVID‐19, Russia, and multilateral sanctions pp. 12-48

Constantinos Syropoulos, Gabriel Felbermayr, Aleksandra Kirilakha, Erdal Yalcin and Yoto Yotov

Extraterritorial trade sanctions: Theory and application to the US–Iran–EU conflict pp. 49-71

Eckhard Janeba

Sanctions in directed trade networks pp. 72-108

Sumit Joshi, Ahmed Saber Mahmud, Abhinaba Nandy and Sudipta Sarangi

Divert when it does not hurt: The initiation of economic sanctions by US presidents from 1989 to 2015 pp. 109-131

Hana Attia

Do China and Russia undermine Western sanctions? Evidence from DiD and event study estimation pp. 132-160

Jerg Gutmann, Matthias Neuenkirch and Florian Neumeier

The effects of heterogeneous sanctions on exporting firms: Evidence from Denmark pp. 161-189

Ina C. Jäkel, Søren Østervig and Erdal Yalcin

Going Dutch? Firm exports and FDI in the wake of the 2014 EU‐Russia sanctions pp. 190-222

Tristan Kohl, Marcel van den Berg and Loe Franssen

Smart or smash? The effect of financial sanctions on trade in goods and services pp. 223-251

Tibor Besedes, Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

Sanctions and their impacts on medical trade and health outcomes pp. 252-280

Anna Miromanova

Quantifying the partial and general equilibrium effects of sanctions on Russia pp. 281-323

Lisandra Flach, Inga Heiland, Mario Larch, Marina Steininger and Feodora Teti