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Does distance still matter for agricultural trade?

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  • Ebeke, Christian
  • Etoundi, Mireille Ntsama

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This paper quantifies the average effect of distance on bilateral agricultural trade using a large sample of countries. We focus on identifying time-varying effects of distance on trade to test whether the marginal effect has gradually diminished in recent years; to do this, we use a sample that includes more than 200 countries and spans the period 1995-2013. A variety of robustness checks and model specifications are used. The results suggest that the “distance effect†significantly explains bilateral agricultural trade flows.

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  • Ebeke, Christian & Etoundi, Mireille Ntsama, 2016. "Does distance still matter for agricultural trade?," AGRODEP working papers 31, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
    • Handle: RePEc:fpr:agrowp:31
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