Review of World Economics

Papers
(The TQCC of Review of World Economics is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Can fiscal rules decrease the probability of a sudden stop crisis?29
The role of digital finance on FDI inflow: facilitator or inhibitor?27
Do special economic zones help the export diversification of African economies?19
Intrafirm trade, input–output linkage, and contractual frictions: evidence from Japanese affiliate-level data17
Trade bloc enlargement when many countries join at once16
Containing Chinese state-owned enterprises? The role of deep trade agreements15
Cross-border real estate investment: a different animal? Comparative evidence from bilateral flow data12
Monetary policy frameworks since Bretton Woods, across the world and its regions11
The impact of industrial spatial agglomeration on the quality of export products under trade facilitation reform: evidence from China10
How does consumer quality misperception change European Union antidumping actions?10
Why does the WTO treat export subsidies and import tariffs differently?9
Spillovers from foreign business conditions9
Inequality and the structure of countries’ external liabilities8
Growth effects of budgetary fiscal variables in a panel of middle-income countries7
Internationalisation as a boost for many firms: evidence from Germany7
Tariff evasion, the trade gap, and structural trade7
Remittance flows and US monetary policy7
Multi-mode trade policy retaliation7
How sustainable finance creates impact: transmission mechanisms to the real economy7
Time stationarity, shape and ordinal ranking bias of RCA indexes: a new set of measures6
“When you need it quick, let us ship it right”: on the importance of port efficiency and service quality to comply with food trade standards in Ghana6
Do countervailing duties on environmental goods under the WTO rules improve the environment?6
Export quality and wage premium5
Is trade openness a barrier to industrialization? Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa5
Correction to: Modeling complex network patterns in international trade5
Domestic vs foreign superstars: comparative advantage and productivity spillovers5
Do investors reward sovereign catastrophe bond issuance? Evidence from a panel of 26 disaster-prone countries5
Eurasian economic integration: impact evaluation using the gravity model and the synthetic control methods4
International immigration and final consumption expenditure composition4
Do developing countries gain by participating in global value chains? Evidence from India4
Immigrant employment and the contract enforcement costs of offshoring4
Multinational firms’ responses to a host country financial crisis: the case of Korea4
The impact of natural disasters on US business credit markets: a comparative analysis of short-term and long-duration events4
Economic preferences and trade outcomes3
Structural dependencies in African economies: business cycle synchronization and spillover effects3
Greenfield FDI and job creation in Africa3
Higher frequency activity indicators and global bond portfolio adjustments3
International trade and face-to-face diplomacy3
Does import competition drive productivity growth? Evidence from Hungary’s pre-accession import tariffs3
What ‘special purposes’ explain cross-border debt funding by banks? Evidence from Ireland3
Patterns of global and regional integration in the East African Community3
The complex regional effects of macro-institutional change: evidence from EU enlargement over three decades3
Does uncertainty matter for private credit convergence?3
The impact of oil supply surprises on maritime transport: a temporal and sectoral analysis3
Did tax treaties restrain the profit shifting of Chinese multinationals?3
Global value chains and aggregate productivity growth in developing countries: the role of intra-sectoral allocation and structural change3
Managers’ country-specific experience and outward foreign direct investment: China and cross-countries’ evidence3
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