Intermediaries in International Trade: direct versus indirect modes of export

By Andrew B. Bernard, Marco Grazzi, C. Tomasi. 2010

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• Carry-Along Trade (2012, methodology): “From the implicit definition of k̂(j) in (4) and the implicit function theorem: k̂′(j) = − ∂c(j,i) ∂j ∂c(j,i) ∂i < 0.”
• The Empirics of Firm Heterogeneity and International Trade (2012, methodology): “Using U.S. Census of Manufactures data, Bernard et al. (2010a) nd that around one half of surviving U.S. rms add and/or drop products from their existing range every ve years, and the contribution of these added and dropped products to aggregate output is of around the same magnitude as the…”