Exchange rate regimes and export performances of developing countries

Article Abstract:

The impact of choice of exchange rate regime on exports of developing economies is examined in detail.

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The role of international fragmentation in the development process

Article Abstract:

When parts are manufactured in one country to be assembled in another, both countries benefit. The parts manufacturing often is done in developing countries with inexpensive, plentiful labor and the assembly is done in industrialized nations that benefit from having labor intensive parts manufacture done less expensively.

World, International aspects, Contract manufacturing, Vertical markets, Outsourcing

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Coping with terms-of-trade shocks: pegs versus floats

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Floating-rate currency policies help developing countries deal with real economic shocks such as low export demands, rising prices and trade barriers. Flexible rates react quickly to these problems by devaluing currency, which reduces prices and increases exports.

Developing Countries, Monetary policy

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