Taiwan's exports and trade imbalance against US and Japan: an empirical investigation based on error correction model

Hui-Chuan Chen

Applied Economics, 2002, vol. 34, issue 18, 2303-2309

Abstract: This study employs recent advances in time-series analysis, cointegration and error correction model, to examine the long-run and short-run determinants of the exports and trade imbalance between the USA, Japan, and Taiwan. The unit root tests reveal nonstationary in most of the variables. The cointegration tests affirm positive the long-run associations are between the exchange rate changes and the exports as well as the trade imbalance. Once these long-run effects are accounted for, it is found that there are evidences of short-run relationship between these variables.

Date: 2002
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