The second J-curve and trade account dynamics

Mark Roberts

Applied Economics Letters, 1995, vol. 2, issue 2, 31-33

Abstract: A second and an independent J-curve effect emerges where import expenditures depend on wealth and where current account imbalance feeds back on itself through its effect on asset accumulation. The combination of the two J-curves in conjunction gives rise to a wide range of dynamic possibilities for the trade account.

Date: 1995
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