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Fig 1.

IRFS under the tariffs shock on the Small Open and Two-Country HANK.

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Fig 2.

Solving steps for Two-Country HANK model.

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Table 1.

Parameters of model.

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Fig 3.

Trade friction mechanism between two countries.

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Fig 4.

Trade war under the symmetric economy.

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Fig 5.

Impulse responses, under the tariffs shock of home country.

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Impulse responses, under the tariffs shock of foreign country.

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Fig 7.

Impulse responses, under the bilateral tariffs shocks.

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Fig 8.

Trade war under the asymmetric economy.

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Fig 9.

Impulse responses, under the tariffs shock of foreign country.

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Fig 10.

Bilateral shocks of income tax on foreign investments.

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Fig 11.

Bilateral shocks on the tariffs and income tax of foreign investments.

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Fig 12.

Changes on imported goods before and after trade friction.

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Fig 13.

Comparison between the trade war and third-party trade detours.

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Fig 14.

Trade data on the three countries.

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