India’s service trade and asymmetry in j-curve: The evidence from linear and nonlinear models
By: Neeraj, B. R. and Trofimov, Ivan D
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BookPublisher: South Asia Economic Journal Description: 26(1), Mar, 2025: p.32-53.Subject(s): Indian, Services, J-cure, Real effective exchange rate, NARDL
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South Asia Economic JournalSummary: Studies about the J-curve have primarily focused on the trade in goods, and the application of the concept in the trade in services is a relatively new area of research. This study attempts to contribute to the literature on the J-curve by testing for the presence of symmetric and asymmetric J-curves in India’s services trade with the world in six sectors: Commercial Services, Insurance, Goods-related Services, Charges for the Use of Intellectual Property, Travel and Other Business Services. The study finds evidence for a J-curve in all six sectors, with some supporting a symmetric J-curve and others supporting an asymmetric J-curve.- Reproduced
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/13915614251333583
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 26(1), Mar, 2025: p.32-53 | Available | AR137670 |
Studies about the J-curve have primarily focused on the trade in goods, and the application of the concept in the trade in services is a relatively new area of research. This study attempts to contribute to the literature on the J-curve by testing for the presence of symmetric and asymmetric J-curves in India’s services trade with the world in six sectors: Commercial Services, Insurance, Goods-related Services, Charges for the Use of Intellectual Property, Travel and Other Business Services. The study finds evidence for a J-curve in all six sectors, with some supporting a symmetric J-curve and others supporting an asymmetric J-curve.- Reproduced
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/13915614251333583
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