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Misallocation of Agglomeration Economies and Diseconomies: Evidence from China,of benefits from living in large cities. In this case, the market mechanism that normally operates to limit city size growth evidently fails to work, which unavoidably promotes the overexpansion of megacities.

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Does Demographic Change Influence International Trade?: An Empirical Study on APEC Economies,working-age population is increasing and the speed varies among the economies. Hence, it is reasonable to believe that age structure has contributed to increases in trade openness and has caused trade imbalances in APEC economies.

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Does Demographic Change Influence International Trade?: An Empirical Study on APEC Economies,States are causing global trade imbalance. In this study, we empirically investigate whether trade openness and trade balance to GDP ratio are influenced by age structure, using panel data of APEC economies from 1951 to 2010. Our empirical results suggest that the share of working-age population (de

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