Does the J-Curve Effect Apply to Mexico's Trade Balance?

Bernice Torres Santamaria

Co-Presenters: Individual Presentation

College: College of Business and Public Management

Major: Global Business

Faculty Research Mentor: Nazif Durmaz

Abstract:

In this paper, we use data from nine Mexican service industries to investigate the asymmetric J curve theory. Using the linear autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) technique, we discovered support for a symmetric J curve in transportation and travel services, as well as the inverse J curve in financial and information services. However, using the nonlinear ARDL technique, we discovered support for the asymmetric J curve in travel services and the asymmetric inverse J curve in financial, information, and construction services. The change from four to four cases emphasizes the unequal adjustment of the peso's actual effective exchange rate across Mexico's service sectors.

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