THE IMPACT OF A “NEW - GENERATION” TRADE AGREEMENT ON VIETNAM’S BILATERAL EXPORTS

Nhat Chi Mai

No 6qu7w, OSF Preprints from Center for Open Science

Abstract: The regression results suggest that Vietnam’s export turnover is positively supported by the combined economic size, the similarity in country size, the difference in relative factor endowment, the bilateral real exchange rate, and the co-memberships in ASEAN or bilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTA), as well as is negatively impacted by the distance. However, the World Trade Organization (WTO) co-membership is found to hurt the intra-bloc export revenue, which is consistent with findings from other researches. Moreover, the evidence also proposes that Vietnam does still have more room to boost the flows of its local products and services to other markets in the Trans-Pacific region.

Date: 2020-01-09
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