This
includes archived datasets from various econometric
papers, as well as archived models for papers using
numerical models.
Chinese exchange rates and U.S. jobs. Some
data and spreadsheet models based on 2009 data.
SERVICES
DATABASE UPDATED (2013):
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This is an update to the 2009 release of the trade in
services database (TSD). The database provides a
consolidated and reconciled version of multiple sources of
bilateral trade data. Its advantages over the original
source data are that it provides broader coverage based on
mirror flows, reconciliation of aggregate with underlying
flows, and consolidation (allowing for broader coverage
than offered by source data). One weakness, inherent in
all available data of this type, is that even with mirror
flows, a substantial share of South-South trade is
unreported. As such, while we can recover North-South
exports from mirror flows, we cannot recover all
unreported bilateral flows. Comparing trade with the world
can gauge the scale of the problem with bilateral flows in
the database. This version includes extended EBOPS data in
*.csv and *.dta (stata) format for the full database, as
well as a smaller version aggregated to GTAP sectors. The
panel spans 1981 to 2010, though early years and 2010 are
relatively incomplete. Recent year data covers almost all
OECD trade (based on reported totals and bilateral flows)
though only 40 to 60 percent of middle and low-income
bilateral flows can be identified.
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Income Inequality
Dataset (2007) : This
is based on Francois and Romagosa (2004), and provides a
reconciled panel of gross, net, household, income and
expenditure-based inequality measures. Data are provided
on spreadsheets. Samples of the GAMS code used for
parametric Lorenz curve estimation are also included. The
background paper is also included as part of the archive.
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Finance and Development
dataset (2008) : In this paper, we provide
information on an extended and improved version to the
economic growth dataset as initially constructed by
Eschenbach, Francois, and Nitzsche (2003). We give
detailed information on the variables included in the
Finance and Growth Panel dataset (FGPD) and on the
respective data sources. This new dataset contains over
230 variables and covers 213 countries for the period
1970-2007. The main building blocks of the database are
variables on economic growth and related macroeconomic
performance, quality of institutions, and financial
(openness) indicators. NOTE the *.zip archive includes the
database in Excel format, and the background paper
describing the dataset.
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Globalization and wages
dataset (2004) . (Used for Francois, Grier and
Nelson 2004). This includes Baldwin and Cain’s time
series of relative wage data, as well as our measures of
the intermediate goods intensity of trade.
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Mexican antidumping data
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Trade
Liberalization in the Doha Round -- global CGE
model (Used for Francois, van Meijl, and van
Tongeren 2005).
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Annex
Market power in
shipping and the gains from trade. Download the
Excel version of the
model, or the Mathcad
version. This is based on “ Trade
in International Transport Services: The Role of
Competition.” coauthored with Ian Wooton and
published in Review of International Economics 2001.
China WTO Accession
model (Used for Francois and Spinanger 2001,
2004). Includes textiles and clothing effects, and also
auto sector estimates. DOWNLOAD
Pre- and Post- Uruguay
Round tariffs – by GTAP 4 sector scheme. DOWNLOAD
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note:
The models here are supplied without any warranty of
guarantee. Some are actively maintained, some have been
put out to pasture.
Partial
and general equilibrium trade, climate change, trade and
competition, and related models
that can be downloaded directly from this site. =>GO
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This
includes computational example models.
- Excel
models
- Gams
CGE models
- GEMPACK/CGE
model
Applied
Methods for Trade Policy Analysis -- A Handbook,
Cambridge University Press, 1997 and 1998.
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