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bae-9447	Macedo, Anthony; Rebelo, João; Gouveia, Sofia	Export propensity and intensity in the wine industry: a fractional econometric approach	2020	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7967	349	58	McCallum 1995; Ander- son and van Wincoop 2003; Silva and Tenreyro 2006; Anderson and Yotov 2012; Cirera et al. 2016), the covariates that could influence the wine market share are: geographic distance be- tween countries i and j (distij); GDP per capita of importer j in year t (gdppcjt); wine produced in countries i and j in year t-1 (respectively, prodit-1 and prodjt-1); exporter i being an Old World country (oldi); the annual average exchange rate between the currencies of countries i and j in year t (erijt); importer j’s European Union (EU) membership status in year t (eujt); the existence in year t of regional trade agreements (RTA) between countries i and j (rtaijt); the same official lan- guage in countries i and j (langij); and countries i and j sharing common religion beliefs (religij).2 As regards the expected sign of the explanatory variables, distance should have a negative effect on the probability of wine trade and on market shares as this is a proxy for transport costs. Exporting countries from the Old World may also present some advantage in wine trade due to their experience.	cache/bae-9447.pdf	txt/bae-9447.txt