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Not so constant! The constant-market-shares analysis and the exchange rate
De Economist, 1993We show that the results of the Constant-Market-Shares analysis are influenced by the - arbitrary - choice of the currency in which the data have been expressed. The so-called static competition effect is not influenced by the exchange rate. The Dutch export performance in 1989-1991 disaggregated by 17 OECD countries and five product groups serves as ...
Oldersma, H., Van Bergeijk, P. A.G.
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Nepal's Export Performance: A Constant Market-Share Analysis
Economic Journal of Nepal, 2004Available with full text.
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Export Performance of Bangladesh: A Constant Market Share Analysis
The Bangladesh Development Studies, 1991At the outset, the paper examines some of the striking trends in Bangladesh exports with respect to its composition and destinations. It then analyses Bangladesh export performance by Constant Market Share (CMS) model attributable to commodity composition effect, market distribution effect, competitiveness effect and world trade effect.
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Competitiveness Between States in the Employment Market Using Constant Market Share Analysis
2019Competition in getting jobs among Malaysians is increasingly fierce. Many people have examined this issue from different perspectives. Every year many students graduate from public or private institutions of higher learning. In 2016 alone, approximately 3 million students in Malaysia graduated with a bachelor’s degree.
Norwaziah Mahmud +3 more
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A Constant Market Share Analysis of India’s Export Performance
Foreign Trade Review, 2014In the light of substantial improvement in export growth and changing internal and external economic environment, this article investigates the major sources of India’s exports performance during the post-liberalization period (1991–2011) by using constant market share model. It is found that growth of India’s exports found to be outstanding as it was
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Constant Market Share Analysis. A note
2016Constant Market Share Analysis (CMSA) is a method which decomposes the variation of market shares of any trader country. The more recent version is proposed by Fagerberg and Sollie (1985) that avoids some limits deriving from previously specifications.
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On Growth and Competitive Effects of Constant Market Share Analysis
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017In this paper, we provide a new methodology in constant-market-shares (CMS) analysis and the measurement of export competitiveness. The main issue in CMS analysis is the difficulty in reconciling the continuously changing nature of country and world exports with the available discrete time data observable to the researcher. This problem is known as the
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Some Sensitivity Tests for a "Constant-Market-Shares" Analysis of Export Growth
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1971An alternative procedure would be to apply some knowledge of economic history to the problem and see if changes in the financial factors affecting adjustment speeds can explain the changes in investment expenditures by themselves. If so, and my results reported in the original article indicate it is so, then a test for the relative significance of ...
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THE DETERMINANTS OF TURKEY’S EXPORT PERFORMANCE: CONSTANT MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS
2015Bu çalışmanın amacı, Sabit Pazar Payı (SPP) yöntemini kullanarak Türkiye’nin 1995-2011 dönemindeki ihracat performansını incelemektir. Türkiye’nin ihracat performansı pazar payı etkisi, mal bileşimi etkisi ve mal uyum etkisine dayanarak açıklanmıştır. Bu etkileri belirlemek için, Türkiye’nin en büyük ticaret ortakları (ihracatta en büyük paya sahip ilk
GACENER ATIŞ, Aydanur +2 more
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Export Performance of Bangladesh: A Constant Market Share Analysis
South Asia Economic Journal, 2002Merlinda Ingco, Tonia Kandiero
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