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A Balls-and-Bins Model of Trade. (2008). Koren, Miklós ; Armenter, Roc.
In: CeFiG Working Papers.
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  2. Multi-product firms and product quality. (2017). Manova, Kalina ; Yu, Zhihong.
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  8. Global Firms. (2016). Redding, Stephen ; Jensen, J. ; Bernard, Andrew ; Schott, Peter K.
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  9. Global Firms. (2016). Redding, Stephen ; Jensen, J. ; Bernard, Andrew ; Schott, Peter K.
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  16. Administrative barriers to trade. (2015). Koren, Miklós ; Hornok, Cecília.
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  20. Intensive and extensive biases in economic networks: reconstructing world trade. (2014). Fagiolo, Giorgio ; Garlaschelli, Diego ; Squartini, Tiziano ; Mastrandrea, Rossana.
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  21. Estimating the extensive margin of trade. (2014). Tenreyro, Silvana ; Santos Silva, João ; Wei, Kehai .
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  22. Estimating the extensive margin of trade. (2014). Tenreyro, Silvana ; Santos Silva, João ; Wei, Kehai ; Santos Silva, J. M. C., .
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    In: American Economic Review.
    RePEc:aea:aecrev:v:104:y:2014:i:7:p:2127-51.

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  24. Trade Adjustment and Productivity in Large Crises. (2014). Neiman, Brent ; Gopinath, Gita.
    In: American Economic Review.
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  25. The Network Structure of International Trade. (2014). Chaney, Thomas.
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  26. How Important Is the New Goods Margin in International Trade?. (2013). Ruhl, Kim ; Kehoe, Timothy.
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  28. Stochastic Trade Networks. (2013). Schiavo, Stefano ; Riccaboni, Massimo.
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    In: NBER Working Papers.
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  36. Lumpy Trade and the Welfare Effects of Administrative Barriers. (2011). Koren, Miklós ; Hornok, Cecília.
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  37. Administrative Barriers and the Lumpiness of Trade. (2011). Koren, Miklós ; Hornok, Cecília.
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  42. Economies of Scale and the Size of Exporters. (2009). Koren, Miklós ; Armenter, Roc.
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  43. Temporary Trade. (2009). Murakozy, Balazs ; Békés, Gábor ; Bekes, Gabor.
    In: IEHAS Discussion Papers.
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