Firms in international trade

Article Abstract:

The shift in the field of international trade from countries to industries, to firms and products are discussed. Trading firms are more productive than nontrading firms because they are able to overcome the costs of entering new markets. Reallocation and specialization plays a vital role in enhancing productivity and profitability.

Production management, Imports, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Influence, Trading companies, International trade

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Plants and productivity in international trade

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A study of the productivity in U.S. plants, the impact of globalization and dollar appreciation thereon, labor turnover etc., is presented vis-a-vis international trade.

Heavy construction, not elsewhere classified, Manufacturing and Industrial Building Construction, Industrial Nonbuilding Structure Construction, New Hampshire, Plastic Products Plant Constr, Industrial Nonbldg Constructn NEC, Analysis, Factories, Industrial productivity, Global economy, Productivity

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Dissecting trade: firms, industries, and export destinations

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The data from French export firms is used to study the entry behavior of producers from different industries in the export market.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sales & consumption, France, Behavior, Industrialists, Export trading companies, Industry sales and revenue, Industry forecasts, Exporters

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