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DESCRIPTION:How do exchange rate movements affect Chinese exports? – A firm
 -level investigation Authors: Hongbin Li\, Hong Ma\, Yuan Xu and Yanyan Xi
 ong The authors use detailed Chinese firm-level data for 2000–2007 to exam
 ine the effect of exchange rate movements on the export behavior of firms.
  They find that exchange rate movements have a significant and large pass-
 through to export price in destination currency and a significant effect o
 n export volume. Moreover\, an appreciation of domestic currency reduces t
 he probability of firm export and export firms’ product scope in existing 
 destinations. They also find that firms with different characteristics mea
 sures respond differently to the changes in exchange rates: firms with hig
 h productivity will price more to market\, while those with low productivi
 ty adjust their export volume. Firms with larger destination market share 
 and in a more concentrated market\, however\, price less to market. Using 
 firms import intensity and import-weighted exchange rate changes\, they al
 so capture the impact of marginal cost changes on firms’ export price as w
 ell as volume. Hong Ma is Assistant Professor of Economics at the School o
 f Economics and Management at Tsinghua University in Beijing China. His re
 search interests are in International Economics and the Chinese Economy. S
 ponsor: Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, Co-Sponsor Trade\, Developm
 ent\, and Political Economy\, Co-Sponsor
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SUMMARY:Trade Development and Political Economy presents: Hong Ma 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:How do exchange rate movements affect Chinese 
 exports? – A firm-level investigation Authors: Hongbin Li\, Hong Ma\, Yuan
  Xu and Yanyan Xiong The authors use detailed Chinese firm-level data for 
 2000–2007 to examine the effect of exchange rate movements on the export b
 ehavior of firms. They find that exchange rate movements have a significan
 t and large pass-through to export price in destination currency and a sig
 nificant effect on export volume. Moreover\, an appreciation of domestic c
 urrency reduces the probability of firm export and export firms’ product s
 cope in existing destinations. They also find that firms with different ch
 aracteristics measures respond differently to the changes in exchange rate
 s: firms with high productivity will price more to market\, while those wi
 th low productivity adjust their export volume. Firms with larger destinat
 ion market share and in a more concentrated market\, however\, price less 
 to market. Using firms import intensity and import-weighted exchange rate 
 changes\, they also capture the impact of marginal cost changes on firms’ 
 export price as well as volume. Hong Ma is Assistant Professor of Economic
 s at the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University in Beij
 ing China. His research interests are in International Economics and the C
 hinese Economy. Sponsor: Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, Co-Sponsor
  Trade\, Development\, and Political Economy\, Co-Sponsor
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