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En este artículo se utilizan modelos dinámicos con datos de panel para estudiar los determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México con 39 socios comerciales en el periodo 1990-2016. La literatura señala al ingreso y al tipo de cambio real como las variables independientes clave. Asimismo, se incluye la composición de las exportaciones como variable explicativa (algo ignorado previamente). Los resultados difieren de otras investigaciones: no se encuentra evidencia robusta sobre el efecto del ingreso, hay evidencia de la importancia del tipo de cambio real y se encuentra un nexo positivo, aunque débil, con las exportaciones consistentes de bienes de alta tecnología, lo cual explica parcialmente el persistente déficit comercial de Méx... Ver más

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Determinants of Mexico’s bilateral trade balance : income, exchange rate, and export composition.
En este artículo se utilizan modelos dinámicos con datos de panel para estudiar los determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México con 39 socios comerciales en el periodo 1990-2016. La literatura señala al ingreso y al tipo de cambio real como las variables independientes clave. Asimismo, se incluye la composición de las exportaciones como variable explicativa (algo ignorado previamente). Los resultados difieren de otras investigaciones: no se encuentra evidencia robusta sobre el efecto del ingreso, hay evidencia de la importancia del tipo de cambio real y se encuentra un nexo positivo, aunque débil, con las exportaciones consistentes de bienes de alta tecnología, lo cual explica parcialmente el persistente déficit comercial de México.
Using dynamic panel data models, this paper studies the determinants of Mexico’s bilateral trade balance with 39 trade partners from 1990 to 2016. The literature points to income and real exchange rate as key independent variables. This study includes export composition as an explanatory variable (a previously neglected aspect). Results differ from other researches: there is no robust evidence on the effect of income; there is evidence of the association between bilateral balance and real exchange rate; and there is a weak positive link with exports consisting of high-tech goods, partially explaining Mexico’s persistent trade deficit. 
Carrasco, Carlos Alberto
Tovar García, Edgar Demetrio
Export composition
High-tech industries
Mexico
Bilateral trade balance
Balance comercial bilateral
Composición de las exportaciones
Industrias de alta intensidad tecnológica
México.
Balança comercial bilateral
Composição das exportações
Indústrias de alta tecnologia
México
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title Determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
spellingShingle Determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
Carrasco, Carlos Alberto
Tovar García, Edgar Demetrio
Export composition
High-tech industries
Mexico
Bilateral trade balance
Balance comercial bilateral
Composición de las exportaciones
Industrias de alta intensidad tecnológica
México.
Balança comercial bilateral
Composição das exportações
Indústrias de alta tecnologia
México
title_short Determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
title_full Determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
title_fullStr Determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
title_full_unstemmed Determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
title_sort determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de méxico : ingreso, tipo de cambio y composición de las exportaciones.
title_eng Determinants of Mexico’s bilateral trade balance : income, exchange rate, and export composition.
description En este artículo se utilizan modelos dinámicos con datos de panel para estudiar los determinantes del balance comercial bilateral de México con 39 socios comerciales en el periodo 1990-2016. La literatura señala al ingreso y al tipo de cambio real como las variables independientes clave. Asimismo, se incluye la composición de las exportaciones como variable explicativa (algo ignorado previamente). Los resultados difieren de otras investigaciones: no se encuentra evidencia robusta sobre el efecto del ingreso, hay evidencia de la importancia del tipo de cambio real y se encuentra un nexo positivo, aunque débil, con las exportaciones consistentes de bienes de alta tecnología, lo cual explica parcialmente el persistente déficit comercial de México.
description_eng Using dynamic panel data models, this paper studies the determinants of Mexico’s bilateral trade balance with 39 trade partners from 1990 to 2016. The literature points to income and real exchange rate as key independent variables. This study includes export composition as an explanatory variable (a previously neglected aspect). Results differ from other researches: there is no robust evidence on the effect of income; there is evidence of the association between bilateral balance and real exchange rate; and there is a weak positive link with exports consisting of high-tech goods, partially explaining Mexico’s persistent trade deficit. 
author Carrasco, Carlos Alberto
Tovar García, Edgar Demetrio
author_facet Carrasco, Carlos Alberto
Tovar García, Edgar Demetrio
topic Export composition
High-tech industries
Mexico
Bilateral trade balance
Balance comercial bilateral
Composición de las exportaciones
Industrias de alta intensidad tecnológica
México.
Balança comercial bilateral
Composição das exportações
Indústrias de alta tecnologia
México
topic_facet Export composition
High-tech industries
Mexico
Bilateral trade balance
Balance comercial bilateral
Composición de las exportaciones
Industrias de alta intensidad tecnológica
México.
Balança comercial bilateral
Composição das exportações
Indústrias de alta tecnologia
México
topicspa_str_mv Balance comercial bilateral
Composición de las exportaciones
Industrias de alta intensidad tecnológica
México.
Balança comercial bilateral
Composição das exportações
Indústrias de alta tecnologia
México
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