Is There A J-Curve? A New Estimation for Japan

Is There A J-Curve? A New Estimation for Japan

The controversial J-curve phenomenon is empirically tested using quarterly data for Japan between 1975:1 and 1996:4. The effects of an appreciation of yen on the ratio of imports to exports (M/X) is analyzed using an error correction model. The impulse response function indicates that the J-curve ho...

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Veröffentlicht in:International economic journal 1999, Vol.13 (4), p.71-79
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