Delivering the Goods: The Determinants of Norwegian Seafood Exports

From the 17th century the age-old coastal trading with traditional small boats and the new export trade in timber, herring, and other new fish products joined forces to generate

In addition to the transaction data, we have access to the Norwegian firm’s financial accounts. This means that we, at the firm level, can merge the trade data with infor- mation

Trade facilitation measures of the exporting country measured by cost of shipping a container and number of documents required to export have a strong negative effect on the

The case of Norwegian seafood export to the EU is examined through theory of the import quota, analysis of the utilization data for the TRQs and a business survey,

It is also likely that the hidden trade barriers are qualitatively different from tariffs: While the latter are proportional to the sales volume, it is likely that the invisible

From (8) we know that the smallest country has the largest share of exporting Þrms.. This must be the case when trade costs are relatively high, and it is shown in the right part of

This study of the relationship between internet use and international trade finds that firms in many developing countries are more likely to engage in export and/or import

I use transaction-level data to investigate how trade costs affect the value of a highly perishable product, such as fresh salmon, as well as two distinct margins of trade of