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PONCET, SANDRA (6) answer(s).
 
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Countary people moving to the cities: the migratory dynamic / Poncet, Sandra; Zhu, Nong   Journal Article
Poncet, Sandra Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
Key Words Migration  ;  China  ;  China - Economy 
        Export Export
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ID:   097367


Financial constraints in China: firm-level evidence / Poncet, Sandra; Steingress, Walter; Vandenbussche, Hylke   Journal Article
Poncet, Sandra Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
        Export Export
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ID:   058497


Fragmentation of the Chinese domestic market / Poncet, Sandra   Journal Article
Poncet, Sandra Journal Article
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Publication Sep-Oct 2004.
Key Words Economy  ;  China - Economy 
        Export Export
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ID:   086581


Impact of economic geography on wages: disentangling the channels of influence / Hering, Laura; Poncet, Sandra   Journal Article
Poncet, Sandra Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract This paper evaluates the role of economic geography in explaining regional wages in China. It investigates the extent to which market proximity can explain the evolution of wages, and through which channels. We construct a complete indicator of market access at the provincial level from data on domestic and international trade flows; this is introduced in a simultaneous-equations system to identify the direct and indirect effect of market access on wages. The estimation results for 29 Chinese provinces over 1995-2002 suggest that access to sources of demand is indeed an important factor shaping regional wage dynamics in China. We investigate three channels through which market access might influence wages beside direct transport-cost savings: export performance, and human and physical capital accumulation. A fair share of benefits seems to come from enhanced export performance and greater accumulation of physical capital. The main source of influence of market access remains direct transport costs.
Key Words Geography  ;  China  ;  Economic  ;  Wages  ;  Chinese Provinces  ;  Channels of Influence  ; 
Physical Capital 
        Export Export
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ID:   052219


Protectionism and industry location in Chinese provinces / Batisse, Cecile; Poncet, Sandra May 2004  Journal Article
Batisse, Cecile Journal Article
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Publication May 2004.
Key Words International Trade  ;  China  ;  Protectionism 
        Export Export
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ID:   147617


Trade policy and industrial policy in China: what motivates public authorities to apply restrictions on exports? / Gourdon, Julien; Monjon, Stéphanie ; Poncet, Sandra   Journal Article
Poncet, Sandra Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper investigates the motives behind China's fiscal policy targeting exports. It relies on detailed data at the product level over the period 2002–2012. We analyze two major export fiscal instruments: export tax and export VAT rebate. Our results suggest that while pursuing many objectives simultaneously, Chinese policy used the two instruments in a complementary way with the aim of achieving their industrial policy and strategic objectives. Some are officially stated objectives such as promoting technology or environmental protection, while others do not appear in official documents, such as subsidizing downstream sectors. We also observed that China managed these instruments dynamically to address temporary shocks, for example to temper rising food price or to support strategic sectors sensitive to price competitiveness in the middle of the financial crisis.
Key Words Industrial policy  ;  China  ;  Trade Policy  ;  Export Tax  ;  VAT System 
        Export Export