Kalina Manova's Research

Department of Economics
Stanford University

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Publications

Credit Constraints, Equity Market Liberalizations and International Trade

Journal of International Economics 76 (2008), p.33-47

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(Previously circulated as "Credit Constraints in Trade: Financial Development and Export Composition")

Data. Trade data based on Feenstra (2000), World Trade Flows 1980-1997. Please see the paper for all other data sources. data

Credit Constraints and the Adjustment to Trade Reform
In G. Porto ed., The Costs of Adjustment to Trade Reform, World Bank Trade and Development Series, Palgrave Macmillan. (forthcoming).

Working Papers

Credit Constraints, Heterogeneous Firms and International Trade
November 2006, revise and resubmit. NBER Working Paper 14531.

Volatility and Growth: Credit Constraints and the Composition of Investment
First draft: October 2003, This draft: May 2007, revise and resubmit. NBER Working Paper 11349.
(with Philippe Aghion, Marios Angeletos, and Abhijit Banerjee)

Host Country Financial Development and MNC Activity
May 2007. (with Davin Chor and Fritz Foley)

Off the Cliff and Back: Credit Conditions and International Trade during the Global Financial Crisis
October 2009. (with Davin Chor)

Quality Heterogeneity across Firms and Export Destinations
First draft: December 2008, This draft: November 2009, under review. (Previously circulated as "Export Prices and Heterogeneous-Firm Models.) NBER Working Paper 15342.
(with Zhiwei Zhang).

China's Exporters and Importers: Firms, Products, and Trade Partners
First draft: June 2008, This draft: August 2009, under review. NBER Working Paper 15249.
(with Zhiwei Zhang).

Specialization and Neighborhood Effects in IT Oursourcing
October 2006 (with Kartini Shastry).

Work in Progress

The Impact of IT Outsourcing on the U.S. Economy
(with Kartini Shastry)

Why Don't Exports Respond to Large Devaluations?
(with Doireann Fitzgerald)

Credit Constraints and International Trade: A Firm-Level Analysis

(with Zhiwei Zhang and Shang-Jin Wei)

Chinese Exporters and MFA Quotas

(with Zhiwei Zhang)

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