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Introduction,e market, the willingness to participate in a monetary union, the strength of international interdependencies, and the sustainability of the external deficits are hard to answer without estimates of the effects of income and price on trade..

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Elasticities for U.S. Imports,imports. The estimate to beat is that of Houthakker and Magee (1969) who, modeling U.S. imports in terms of income and relative prices, reported an estimate of 1.5 for the income elasticity (see references on p. 5). Interest in beating this estimate stems from its puzzling implications. First, from

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