Impact Of International Prices Research Articles

Finance and Trade: A Cross-Country Analysis on the Effect of Finance System on Export

Economy is helping to accumulate funds and supporting them in their efforts. Money constraints as a characteristic of the level of monetary development relate to profit and can even be a major determinant of the export performance of the company. The paper provides the investigation into the effects of the development of the country’s national economy on the company’s export sales with relevance to the money vulnerability of the industry, victimization firm level survey lined cross-country analysis of two developing countries. The study predicted that, in 2015-19, the impact of international price on India and China’s overall market oversees and exports 10 major divisions and estimates the impact of economic and sector-wide employment. It detects the pronounced impact of financial sector expansion by reporting that varied levels of collateralizable assets across industries to boot identifies vulnerable sectors with high employment potential for immediate policy interventions. For countries, the results are distinct from entirely different winning teams.

A Study on the Impact of International Prices on Domestic Prices and Export Prices in Korea

A Study on the Impact of International Prices on Domestic Prices and Export Prices in Korea

Inflation Dynamics in Yemen: An Empirical Analysis

Yemen has had a high and volatile rate of inflation in recent years. This paper studies the underlying determinants of inflation dynamics in Yemen using three different approaches: (i) a single equation model, (ii) a Structural Vector Autoregression Model, and (iii) a Vector Error Correction Model. The outcomes suggest that inflation dynamics in Yemen are driven by international price shocks, exchange rate depreciation, domestic demand shocks, and monetary innovations. The impact of international prices and exchange rate depreciation indicate a significant pass-through of import prices. In the short run, external shocks of international prices and the exchange rate account for most variations in inflation, but domestic shocks to money supply and domestic demand explain larger variations in the medium term.

Analysis of the co-movement between Chinese and international crude oil price

Crude oil price has an important effect on national economic production and safety-stock. In this paper, we analysed the trends of Chinese and international crude oil prices and their fluctuations by testing the Granger causality and the dynamic effects to its counterpart. Results show that from 1997, the trends of Chinese and international crude oil prices are almost identical. The fluctuation of the Chinese price is less than that of international crude oil price. Over the longer term, there is bilateral Granger causality between Chinese and international crude oil prices. However, the impact of international price on the Chinese price is rapid and dramatic: whilst the impact of the latter on the former is relatively slow and small.