September 10, 2025

Modeling Asymmetric Regional Trade Responses to Tariff Shocks: A Comparative Analysis of East and South Asia

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The tariff shocks impacted East and South Asia differently, with East Asia responding faster and South Asia showing persistent deviations.
East Asia's rapid response is attributed to stronger trade integration and institutional agility, while South Asia faces infrastructural challenges.
Modeling using delay differential equations showed effective responses in East Asia, while South Asia required simpler models for effective analysis.
Policies aimed at reducing trade friction in South Asia significantly enhanced responsiveness, suggesting strategic adjustments can improve outcomes.

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Comparative analysis reveals differing macroeconomic impacts of tariff shocks in East Asia and South Asia, indicating the need for tailored trade policies.

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Hemendra Pal (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23abeb210217d647825a8 https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7497873/v1

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Comparative analysis reveals differing macroeconomic impacts of tariff shocks in East Asia and South Asia, indicating the need for tailored trade policies.

Modeling Asymmetric Regional Trade Responses to Tariff Shocks: A Comparative Analysis of East and South Asia

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Modeling Asymmetric Regional Trade Responses to Tariff Shocks: A Comparative Analysis of East and South Asia

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