Declining long‐run income elasticities and the rise of cyclicality of trade: Evidence from Greece, 1995–2018

We estimate export and import demand elasticities of Greece between 1995 and 2018 by establishing cointegrating relationships between exports or imports, income and the real effective exchange rate. When accounting for structural breaks in the series, we observe that the long‐run income elasticities...

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