THE DINAMIC ANALYSES OF IMPORT DEMAND FUNCTION

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FARAH BAKHSH NEDA; MEHRABIAN A.

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Journal: ECONOMIC RESEARCH REVIEW Year:2001 | Volume:1 | Issue:2 Page(s): 29-42

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THE DINAMIC ANALYSES OF IMPORT DEMAND FUNCTION

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In the present structure of global economy, import has an important role in determinating economec development strategies. Import is one of the factors affecting on growth and GDP. In other words, it is also one of the most important variables in the trade balance according of trade. Any change in import affects output and growth. Therefore adopting a right policy in import is considered to be very important in international trade issue. Import and factors affecting it play an impotrant role in the trade of balance each country. This paper presents a new estimation of import demand function during 1338-1376. For empirical test, we use vector auto correlation that shows import, depends positively on oil revenue, GDP and at the same time negatively affects related prices. In addition, we discussed various impulses and their immediate effects on different variables through application of impulse, response and variance decomposition and tried to show how these variables changes affect and import demand accordingly.

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FARAH BAKHSH, NEDA, & MEHRABIAN, A.. (2001). THE DINAMIC ANALYSES OF IMPORT DEMAND FUNCTION. ECONOMIC RESEARCH REVIEW, 1(2), 29-42. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/67233/en

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FARAH BAKHSH NEDA, MEHRABIAN A.. THE DINAMIC ANALYSES OF IMPORT DEMAND FUNCTION. ECONOMIC RESEARCH REVIEW[Internet]. 2001;1(2):29-42. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/67233/en

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NEDA FARAH BAKHSH, and A. MEHRABIAN, “THE DINAMIC ANALYSES OF IMPORT DEMAND FUNCTION,” ECONOMIC RESEARCH REVIEW, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 29–42, 2001, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/67233/en

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