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A theoretical foundation for Constant Market Share analysis
Empirical Economics, 1988Constant Market Share (CMS) analysis is a popular tool for analyzing changes in exports of a country. Nevertheless, its theoretical foundations (and policy relevance) have been questioned. In this paper, we provide such a foundation by relating CMS analysis to a two-stage homothetic demand model.
A. H. Q. M. Merkies, T. van der Meer
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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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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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India’s Merchandise Exports to Asia: A Constant Market Share Analysis
Foreign Trade Review, 2022The present study attempts to examine the structural changes in Indian merchandise exports to Asia during the period 1980–2016 by using Constant Market Share (CMS) analysis. The index values of the CMS analysis suggest that India has mostly maintained and strengthened its export market share primarily in resource-based and low tech/labour-intensive ...
Mohd Fayaz, Sandeep Kaur
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Constant Market Share Analysis
1998The previous chapter describes shifts in exports, capital flows and stocks of international debt and significant changes in the world economy. It shows that factors of origin and destination seem to matter and that patterns of trade and finance are clearly biased. A next question is how to distinguish the relevant policy aspects, i.e.
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Constant-market-shares analysis and index number theory
European Journal of Political Economy, 1988Abstract This paper examines the constant market-shares (CMS) analysis of a country's export growth within the context of index number theory and is aimed at finding a satisfactory solution to the problems encountered by the traditional CMS decomposition procedures.
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Constant Market Shares Analysis: Uses, Limitations and Prospects
1999Constant market shares (CMS) analysis compares the actual export growth performance of a country with the performance that would have been achieved if the country had maintained its exports relative to some standard. The approach was first applied to international trade in the 1950s and has generally been used to analyse trading patterns and, in ...
Ahmadi-Esfahani, Fredoun Z. +1 more
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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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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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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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