National Money as a Barrier to International Trade: The Real Case for Currency Union

By Andrew K. Rose, Eric van Wincoop. 2001

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Subfields: Finance

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1. Richard E. Baldwin
2. Claudio Vicarelli
3. S. D. Nardis
4. Marta Noguer
5. Keith Walsh
6. Céline Carrère
7. Daria Taglioni
8. Ernesto H. Stein

Citations in the corpus

• Trade Effects of the Euro: Evidence from Sectoral Data (2005, positive): “Rose and van Wincoop (2001) control for the effect of multilateral trade resistance.”
• The Future of Globalization (2002, background): “There seem to be large trade gains to be made by adopting common currencies, as those countries that have done so trade with each other to a much greater extent than those with their own currency (other things remaining equal) (Rose, 2000; Rose and Wincoop, 2001).”
• Currency unions and trade: The special case of EMU (2003, methodology): “l0 Rose and van Wincoop (2001) use country-pair fixed effects to approximate the Anderson and van Wincoop index.”