American trade policy towards Sub Saharan Africa –- a meta analysis of AGOA



(a) precision vs. T-stats (6 large estimates excluded) (b) precision vs. T-stats (all estimates included)

Figure 3: Galbraith plots of agoa impact


(a) coefficient vs. no. of years of data post agoa (b) cofficient vs. no. of years published post agoa


(c) t-statistics vs. no. of years of data post agoa (d) t-statistics vs. no. of years published post agoa

Figure 4: Relationship between years after agoa and coefficient/T-stat


No. of years published after agoa

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