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export growth. This paper examines the sources of export growth in Turkey. For this purpose, the study decomposes Turkey …’s export growth into extensive and intensive margins by using two methodologies, the count method and the decomposition method … of export growth shares. The intensive margin into price and quantity components is further decomposed in order to …
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The study provide an analysis of the macroeconomic issues surrounding the reforms needed to meet the country’s growth target, as well as to identify existing policy and structural constraints and macroeconomic policy reforms measures that would help to remove those constraints. The indicative...
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This paper offers the first results of an ongoing research project on the Intra Industry Trade (IIT) in Spanish trade using microdata from COMEXT database to calculate the levels of IIT in manufactures trade between 1988 and 2011. The analysis offers the figures of the long term evolution of IIT...
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that of the public sector. The effect of high import tariffs on furniture products has been to lower overall imports …
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We modify the Hausmann-Klinger approach to estimating export potential and make it able to describe perspective shifts … in export structure and identify commodity groups that form the basis for growth and structural change in exports …
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The usual methods of segmenting firms are insufficient as they do not consider hidden (unobserved) groupings and do not consider the dynamic market context such as in the apparel industry. An empirical analysis was done using latent class analysis on a cross-section survey of 334 Indian apparel...
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Due to the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) deadlocked multilateral trade negotiations, many countries have started to establish Free Trade Agreements (FTA). In this context, twelve countries including Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the...
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The central notion of the natural trading partner hypothesis is that a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will be welfare enhancing for members if there is a strong level of bilateral trade complementarity among their trade structures. This paper presents an empirical examination of this issue with...
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This paper studies the pattern of trade specialization (PTE) of Uruguay and the dynamics that characterized it throughout the last twenty years. From a descriptive analysis of the PTE is used the methodological framework of the product space developed by Haussman et al (2007) to site Uruguay in...
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on bilateral trade flows between the two countries. Gravity model of bilateral trade flow with import and export as … regressands were estimated with income, exchange rate and index of openness as regressors in the import demand and export supply …
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