Industrialized markets for developing-country manufactured exports: the good, the poor, and the indifferent

Article Abstract:

Wealth and size affect developed nations' level of imports in relation to third world countries' manufactured goods, such as electronics and luggage. Switzerland, Austria, Ireland and the United States are industrialized countries with high level of imports from 1968 to 1992. The US was able to maintain its position as one of the top importers of goods manufactured in developing countries even during worst years. On the other hand, Japan's record of imports declined dramatically during the 1980s despite the country's tremendous growth during the same period.

Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing, Electronics, APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Electronic Components and Accessories, Apparel & Related Products, Apparel Manufacturing, Manufacturing industries, not elsewhere classified, Toys and Sporting Goods, Furs, Dressed & Dyed, Leather and Hide Tanning and Finishing, Luggage Manufacturing, Toys & Sporting Goods, Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Luggage ex Plastic, Luggage, Statistics, Industrialized countries, Industrial nations, Imports, Furs, Leather luggage

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Exports and economic growth in a simultaneous equations model

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Increased exports do help contribute to economic growth, but there is a wide variation in the impact of exports among less developed countries (LDCs), with primary product exporters benefiting least, and countries concentrating on processed goods benefiting most. The bigger a country's export sector, the larger is investment in the domestic economy. Differences between economists and sociologists arise because economists focus on absolute gains, and sociologists focus on relative gains, and the distribution of those gains.

International affairs

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Growth and employment empirics of Bangladesh

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Multivariate analysis is done to examine the impact of foreign direct investments, exports and exchange rates on the economic development of Bangladesh.

Bangladesh, Usage, Foreign investments, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Multivariate analysis, Foreign direct investment

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