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How Promising is South-South Trade as a Contributor to Economic Development in Asia and South America? Insights from Estimating Income Elasticities of Import Demand

Bernhardt, Thomas - 2014

The recent global economic crisis which originated in the global North but quickly spread to the global South has raised questions about the desirability and viability of export regimes primarily orientated towards the markets of high-income countries. The experience of crisis and contagion made...

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Investigating whether connecting people can promote subnational economic development : evidence from China-ASEAN friendship cities

Pang, Fangying; Tang, Jingjing; Xie, Hanwen - In: International studies of economics 17 (2022) 4, pp. 499-530

Whether maintaining a close relationship with China can benefit economic performance in the postpandemic era is a … on the establishment of China-ASEAN friendship cities. We capture the ASEAN subnational economic development by … positive impact on the subnational economic development of China-ASEAN cities. Further analysis indicates that bilateral trade …

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China's Impacts on SSA Through the Lens of Growth and Exports

Mu, Yibin - 2018

The analysis of China's impacts on the 44 SSA countries reveals that: (i) after joining the WTO in 2001, China has … started to impact significantly on SSA growth: one-percent increase in China's GDP per capita leads to 0.02 percent increase … on the SSA's GDP per capita; (ii) oil and investment-goods exporters benefit more from China's growth; (iii) compared to …

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The economic complexity of the Visegrád countries and the role of trade with Germany

Soyyiğit, Semanur; Michalski, Bartosz - In: Central European economic journal 9 (2022) 56, pp. 219-236

The contemporary division of production in the global economy poses challenges typical for dependent market economies of the Visegrád countries (V4: Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia). This comparative study explores whether the foreign trade of V4 with Germany contributes to their...

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