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Table 1.

Hypotheses—Expected effects of globalization variables on the COG.

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Table 2.

Comparison of economic dimension of party competition variables.

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Table 3.

Correlation matrix for different ratio measures.

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Fig 1.

Center of gravity for 15 countries for our period of analysis.

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Table 4.

Descriptive statistics.

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Fig 2.

Marginal effect and 95% confidence interval for key independent variables.

n = 129; OLS model with two-way clustered standard errors and lagged DV.

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Table 5.

Regression results for baseline model and alternative specifications.

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Fig 3.

Estimates for imports and exports over time.

Numbers next to confidence intervals are observations per regression.

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Fig 4.

KOF economic globalization index, de jure (one-year lag).

Lowess smoother, bandwith = 0.5.

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Fig 5.

De jure social and political globalization (one-year lag).

Lowess smoother, bandwith = 0.5.

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Table 6.

Results and expectations (in parentheses).

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Fig 6.

Predicted center of gravity for imports for export level of 50%.

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Fig 7.

Predicted center of gravity for exports for import level of 50%.

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