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The COVID-19 Pandemics and Import Demand Elasticities: Evidence from China's Customs Data

Economics

The COVID-19 Pandemics and Import Demand Elasticities: Evidence from China's Customs Data

W. Zhang, I. K. M. Yan, et al.

Unlock the secrets of China’s import demand elasticities as Weikang Zhang, Isabel K. M. Yan, and Yin-Wong Cheung unveil how economic policies and market dynamics reshape international trade during the pandemic. Discover their groundbreaking findings from extensive data analysis that challenges existing notions of exchange rate impacts!

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