International Trade Do Institutions Matter? Evidence from Regional Studies

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The study investigates the relationship between trade and institutions across regions using panel data for seven regions for the period 1980 to 2010 (31 years) and general method of moment estimation method (GMM).

Published at MPRA Working Paper No. 50628 October 2013 Forthcoming in Economic Management and Innovation

Published in 2014

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Ojeaga P and Adeyemi Ogundipe

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