Evolving patterns of international trade

By James Proudman, S. Redding. 2000

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Export specialization and economic growth around the world (2011, background): “The first strand of literature (e.g., Dalum et al., 1998, 1999; Proudman and Redding, 2000; Redding, 2002; Amador et al., 2007) explores the changing patterns of export specialization over recent decades.”
The Evolution of Comparative Advantage: Measurement and Welfare Implications (2011, unknown): “Proudman and Redding (2000) study the evolution of trade patterns in the G-5 countries, and find a great deal of heterogeneity in country experiences.”
New revealed comparative advantage index: Dataset and empirical distribution (2014, background): “…been made in the literature to overcome the former empirical weakness of the pure Balassa index: Lafay index (Lafay 1992) combines together trade and production variables, symmetric revealed comparative advantage indices (Dalum et al. 1998) and weighted RCA measures (Proudman and Redding 2000).”
On the empirical distribution of the Balassa index (2001, methodology): “Empirical research into the persistence and mobility of revealed comparative advantage over time using transition probability matrices is pioneered by Proudman and Redding (1998a,b). Although we use a similar procedure, there are also several differences. First, Proudman and Redding (1998a) investig”
Can Vertical Specialization Explain the Growth of World Trade? (2003, unknown): “z2HF μ (1 + ¿)μμwHμwF 1¡μ A1 (z) A2 (z) 1¡μ ¶1¡3⁄4 dz 35 (41)”
Trade Advantages and Specialisation Dynamics in Acceding Countries (2003, unknown): “The second and most recent approach to the study of trade dynamics, is based on a technique successfully implemented in the study of cross-country income convergence and imported in the trade analysis by Proudman and Redding (2000), Brasili et al. (2000) and Redding (2002). This kind of analysis is ”
Evolution of Trade Patterns in the New EU Member States (2005, unknown): “The methodological approach we are going to use in the analysis of trade dynamics is based on a technique successfully implemented in the study of cross-country income convergence and imported in the trade analysis by Proudman and Redding (2000) and Brasili et al. (2000). This kind of”
Agro-food trade competitiveness of Central European and Balkan countries (2009, methodology): “Recently, the RXA index, the RMA index and RTA index have become popular tools to analyze both the merchandise trade (e.g., Amiti, 1998; Proudman and Redding, 2000; Hinloopen and Van Marrewijk, 2001; Redding, 2002) and also the agro-food trade pattern (e.”
Revealed Comparative Advantage and Competitiveness in Hungarian Agri-Food Sectors Technology Foresight in Hungary (2002, background): “This ‘slippage’ in comparative advantage is further supported by the estimation of a transition probability matrix (after Proudman and Redding, 2000; and Hinloopen and Van Marrewijk, 2001), which indicates that there is a high likelihood of the value of Hungary’s B indices decreasing from 14 one…”