Francisco Requena Silvente
Biographic Data
| ID | 5917810 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francisco Requena Silvente |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francisco Requena |
| FAMILY NAME | Silvente |
| SIGNATURE | SILVENTE F R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat de València |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1043-0277 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The enhancing effect of imports of intermediate inputs on firms' exports
We investigate the impact of imports of intermediate inputs on export value and portfolio among Spanish regular two‐way trade of manufacturing firms over the period 1997–2018. After controlling for firm characteristics and addressing endogeneity, we find that firms that import intermediate inputs from non‐EUEFTA countries enhance the volume and scope of their EU15 exports. The magnitude of the impact is similar for high‐income countries and low‐i…
Asylum Migration, Borders, and Terrorism in a Structural Gravity Model
In this article, we examine the impact of terrorist attacks on asylum-related migration flows. So far, the literature that examines the “push factors” such as terrorism that explain forced migration has omitted the fact that the vast majority of people forced to flee typically do so toward other locations within the country. The novel feature of our research is the estimation of a structural gravity equation that includes both international migra…
The contribution of granular and fundamental comparative advantage to European Union countries' export specialisation
This paper analyses the contribution of fundamental comparative advantage (a country‐specific component) and granular comparative advantage (a firm‐specific component) to European Union countries' export specialisation. We find that, on average, granular comparative advantage may explain export specialisation in 29% of industries, which account for 47% of total exports. We also show that 60% of the variation in export specialisation across countr…
Networks and self-employed migrants
Immigration, Factor Endowments and the Productive Structure of Spanish Regions, 1996–2005
Participation of immigrants in Spanish labour market increased from less than 3 percent in 1996 to more than 13 percent in 2005. We use the factor proportion model of production to examine the impact of such a large labour supply shock on the industrial structure of Spanish regions. The results confirm that, first, labour endowment differences across regions help to explain the pattern of industry specialisation across regions. Second, immigrants…
Factor productivity differences and missing trade problems in a regional HOV model
Information Spillovers and the Choice of Export Destination: A Multinomial Logit Analysis of Spanish Young SMEs
Calculating Hedonic Price Indices with Unobserved Product Attributes: An Application to the UK Car Market
We show that hedonic price indices that omit model‐specific unobservable product attributes are subject to considerable bias. We utilize a complete panel of new car versions marketed in the UK over 1971–98 which incorporates over 100 observable product characteristics, sales weighting to capture the distribution of purchases across models, and model‐specific fixed effects to account for unobservable characteristics. We find that quality‐adjusted …
The Decision to Enter and Exit Foreign Markets: Evidence from U.K. SMEs
Calculating Hedonic Price Indices with Unobserved Product Attributes: An Application to the UK Car Market
We show that hedonic price indices that omit model‐specific unobservable product attributes are subject to considerable bias. We utilize a complete panel of new car versions marketed in the UK over 1971–98 which incorporates over 100 observable product characteristics, sales weighting to capture the distribution of purchases across models, and model‐specific fixed effects to account for unobservable characteristics. We find that quality‐adjusted …
Asylum Migration, Borders, and Terrorism in a Structural Gravity Model
In this article, we examine the impact of terrorist attacks on asylum-related migration flows. So far, the literature that examines the “push factors” such as terrorism that explain forced migration has omitted the fact that the vast majority of people forced to flee typically do so toward other locations within the country. The novel feature of our research is the estimation of a structural gravity equation that includes both international migra…
The Decision to Enter and Exit Foreign Markets: Evidence from U.K. SMEs
Calculating Hedonic Price Indices with Unobserved Product Attributes: An Application to the UK Car Market
We show that hedonic price indices that omit model‐specific unobservable product attributes are subject to considerable bias. We utilize a complete panel of new car versions marketed in the UK over 1971–98 which incorporates over 100 observable product characteristics, sales weighting to capture the distribution of purchases across models, and model‐specific fixed effects to account for unobservable characteristics. We find that quality‐adjusted …
Information Spillovers and the Choice of Export Destination: A Multinomial Logit Analysis of Spanish Young SMEs
Factor productivity differences and missing trade problems in a regional HOV model
Immigration, Factor Endowments and the Productive Structure of Spanish Regions, 1996–2005
Participation of immigrants in Spanish labour market increased from less than 3 percent in 1996 to more than 13 percent in 2005. We use the factor proportion model of production to examine the impact of such a large labour supply shock on the industrial structure of Spanish regions. The results confirm that, first, labour endowment differences across regions help to explain the pattern of industry specialisation across regions. Second, immigrants…
Networks and self-employed migrants
The contribution of granular and fundamental comparative advantage to European Union countries' export specialisation
This paper analyses the contribution of fundamental comparative advantage (a country‐specific component) and granular comparative advantage (a firm‐specific component) to European Union countries' export specialisation. We find that, on average, granular comparative advantage may explain export specialisation in 29% of industries, which account for 47% of total exports. We also show that 60% of the variation in export specialisation across countr…
Asylum Migration, Borders, and Terrorism in a Structural Gravity Model
In this article, we examine the impact of terrorist attacks on asylum-related migration flows. So far, the literature that examines the “push factors” such as terrorism that explain forced migration has omitted the fact that the vast majority of people forced to flee typically do so toward other locations within the country. The novel feature of our research is the estimation of a structural gravity equation that includes both international migra…
The enhancing effect of imports of intermediate inputs on firms' exports
We investigate the impact of imports of intermediate inputs on export value and portfolio among Spanish regular two‐way trade of manufacturing firms over the period 1997–2018. After controlling for firm characteristics and addressing endogeneity, we find that firms that import intermediate inputs from non‐EUEFTA countries enhance the volume and scope of their EU15 exports. The magnitude of the impact is similar for high‐income countries and low‐i…
Economics (9 works) · Global trade and economics (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Macroeconomics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Econometrics (3 works) · Entrepreneurship (3 works) · Industrial organization (3 works) · International Business and FDI (3 works)