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Some Business Cycles Consequences of Signing Trade Agreements: The Case of NAFTA
This paper investigates the effects of signing a trade agreement on the correlations of the business cycle fluctuations of consumption, investment and output between two countries. We construct an international business cycle model with trade costs and we calibrate it to the United States and Mexico
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