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Do we have to look at China to tell our fortune?

Dumont, Michel - 2005

In this paper changes in market shares have been used to proxy the competitiveness of a group of countries, in the full awareness of its coarseness. The competitiveness effects, computed from a dynamic shift share analysis (i.e. computing changes for each year of a given period rather than...

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Direction and Effectiveness of Trade Policy reform: a case of Indo Nepal Trade Development

Bista, Raghu - 2005

etc and the World Bank, Asian Development Bank. …

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The Determinants of Agricultural Exports: Empirical Validation for the Case of Tunisia

Bakari, Sayef; Khalfallah, Sirine; Zidi, Ahmed - 2020

In this investigation, we attempt to identify and to examined the determinants of agricultural exports in Tunisia. To achieve this aim, we used annual data for the period 1972 – 2017 and seven ad hoc specifications. Empirical results of each specification show us that gross domestic product in...

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The Neoliberal Globalization Link to the Belt and Road Initiative: The State and State-Owned-Enterprises in China [alternative title: Bilateral and Multilateral Dualities of the Ch...

Bayari, Celal - 2020

The Chinese state has integrated its economy into the neoliberal globalization of trade and investment without … increased its weight in the Bretton Woods financial institutions, the IMF, and World Bank, while institutionalizing its reach in …

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Japanese Hybrid Factories in Australia: Analysing Labor Relations and Reflecting on the Work of Tetsuo Abo

Bayari, Celal - 2010

This paper provides an analysis of Japanese hybrid factories in Australia in a context of labor relations aspect of the Japanese management and production system. The paper argues that the labor relations aspect of the Japanese system is the most successful transfer to Australia. In its second...

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American bilateral trade with emerging economies and its influence on world economic recovery post Covid-19: Analysis through VECM

G.K., Chetan Kumar; K.B., Rangappa; S., Suchitra - 2022

Covid-19 Pandemic has slumped the growth of entire world economy. In this globalized world each economy is … interdependent on one another. In this context, the degree and intensity of trade between major economies of the world has the … potential to play a significant role in global economic recovery. Our study aims to analyze the intensity of pandemic’s shock on …

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Consequences of price volatility in evaluating the benefits of liberalisation

Boussard, Jean-Marc - 2006

Many computable general equilibrium models have been set up recently, in order to assess the benefits of trade liberalisation, especially in agriculture. Although figures magnitudes differ from one model to another, they cannot reach any other conclusion than positive benefits. On the other...

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Factors affecting the decision making of out-sourcing in textile in Pakistan

Subhani, Muhammad Imtiaz; Osman, Ms.Amber - 2010

This research provided the study of importance of factors affecting the decision making of out-sourcing & supplier performance in Textiles domain. The textile market of USA is the scope of this research. The basis of this study allowed comprehending the importance / weight of factors of...

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Textile and Apparel Market Segmentation in China

Hossain, Md Ekram; Dechun, Huang; Quangdung, Tran - 2012

China is the largest clothing producer over the world and has the largest production capacity for textile mill products … developing countries across the world for duty-free access to the Chinese market, which has created enormous opportunities for …

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The rise of offshore IT outsourcing industry: An attempt to assess Bangladesh’s competitive advantages

Hossain, Md Ekram; Dechun, Huang; Quangdung, Tran - 2012

In light of the developments in global offshoring and Bangladesh’s rise in IT/ITeS services the study explores the IT/ITeS sector in Bangladesh. The study included benchmarking the Bangladeshi IT/ITeS industry with the other leading offshore services destinations to ascertain the opportunity...

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