This paper estimates and decomposes the impact of export opportunities on countries'
employment by using a global input-output analysis, focusing on the US, China, and Japan …

This paper revisits the trade and wages debate of the 1990s in the light of widespread
concern that, contrary to the consensus from that debate, the costs of globalisation to less …

This paper examines the competitiveness of industries in six Asian countries—China, India,
Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan—using the World Input–Output Database tables …

While in many advanced countries the increasing import competition from China on
employment is a major concern for policymakers and the general public, its impact of …

Purpose Globalisation has benefitted both developed and emerging markets. However, few
recent studies have pointed out that globalisation has failed to deliver promising results. This …

This paper aims to empirically examine the impact of high-technology trade on employment.
A dynamic labour demand equation is employed to investigate the impact of high-tech trade …

We investigated the resilience of exporting manufacturing sectors during the Brazilian
domestic recession (2014–2016) using data from various sources at the Brazilian state …

This study uses firm‐level panel data for South Korea for the period 2006–2015, to
investigate changes in firms' sourcing behaviors after these firms start exporting. The data …

The manufacturing sector is one of the backbones of the South African economy, and yet is
one of the economic sectors facing challenges in job creation. This study analysed the long …

This study examines the impact of export on regional employment in Turkey. To this end,
using the annual export and employment figures of Regional Level 2 (Sub-regions) in …