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Time-Varying Impacts of Financial Credits on Firm Exports: Evidence from Trade Deregulation in China

Cheng, Dong and Hu, Zhongzhong and Tan, Yong (2017): Time-Varying Impacts of Financial Credits on Firm Exports: Evidence from Trade Deregulation in China.

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Abstract

This paper investigates the heterogeneous and time-varying effects of financial credits on firm-level export performance. Using a data set covering comprehensive Chinese manufacturing firms and employing a difference-in-differences approach, we find that financial credits improve firm-level exports and productivity more for firms switching from indirect to direct export than continuing indirect exporting firms. Further, we employ a difference-in-difference-in-differences approach and find that improvements in firm-level finance have larger positive impacts on firm export values in the post-WTO accession period, conditioning on the firm switching from indirect to direct exporting. The time-varying impact may suggest an export distortion in China before its WTO accession.

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