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Intra-industry trade and inter-industry specialization as concurrent sources of International Trade in manufactures

Review of World Economics, 1978
Intra-industrieller Handel und interindustrielle Spezialisierung als Ursachen des internationalen Handels mit Industrieerzeugnissen. — Der Hauptzweck dieses Aufsatzes ist es, zur besseren Einschatzung der empirischen Relevanz von Intra-Handel und industrieller Spezialisierung als gleichzeitige Quellen des internationalen Handels mit ...
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Intra-Industry Specialization and the Pattern of Trade

Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 1967
In recent years some economists have suggested that under a wide range of circumstances free international trade will result in a situation where each country simultaneously produces, exports, and imports products which are very close substitutes for each other in consumption, production, or both.
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INTRA-INDUSTRY SPECIALIZATION AND THE NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

The International Trade Journal, 2002
This article provides a detailed examination of changes in indicators of intra-industry specialization in manufactured goods in trade between the United States and Mexico over the first five years of the North American Free Trade Agreement. The analysis is conducted at the three-digit SITC level of industry aggregation.
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Country and industry-level determinants of vertical specialization-based trade

International Economic Journal, 2006
Abstract This paper investigates country and industry-level determinants of vertical specialization-based trade. Industries that engage in this pattern of trade are identified through their use of offshore assembly provisions in the US tariff code. Findings explain why industries engage in vertical specialization-based trade and shed light on factors ...
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India’s Intra-industry Trade: Implication on Vertical Specialization, Environment and Employment

2018
India’s IIT has grown in importance after the adoption of trade liberalization measures in 1991. This chapter tries to assess India’s IIT by considering different aspects, like vertical specialization associated with IIT, the impact of IIT on environment and employment.
Paramita Dasgupta, Kakali Mukhopadhyay
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Competitiveness of CEE Industries: Evidence From Foreign Trade Specialization and Quality Indicators

2001
This paper analyses the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry in the CEE candidate countries (Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia) with special emphasis on trade with the European Union during the second half of the 1990s.
Havlik, Peter, Landesmann, Michael, Stehrer, Robert   +2 more
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Trade Links with the SEEC's: Trade Specialization and Industrial Structure

2001
University of Bari Working Paper n. 2/2001 (contributo a Conferenza organizzata da World Bank e Università di Bari, febbraio 2001)
DE ARCANGELIS GIUSEPPE, FERRI GIOVANNI, GALEOTTI MARZIO, GIOVANNETTI, GIORGIA   +3 more
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Trade vertical specialization, inter-industry diffusion effects and technology imports: The case of Taiwan

Innovation, 2013
The purpose of this study is mainly to discuss the relationship between technology imports and trade vertical specialization. Traditional technology indices provide limited information and pay no attention to inter-industry linkages. As a result, they usually underestimate the effect of technology imports. Therefore, the primary objective of this study
Szu-Wei Yen, Tz-Li Wang, Chun-Chen Huang
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Trade and the Industrial Specialization of Canadian Manufacturing Regions, 1974 to 1999

International Regional Science Review, 2008
Using a longitudinal micro data file of manufacturing plants (1974 to 1999), this study tests the relationship between trade and industrial specialization experienced by regional manufacturing economies. Consistent with trade driven by comparative advantage, the analysis demonstrates that export intensity (exports as a share of output) is positively ...
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Intra-Industry Trade and Specialization in Processed Agricultural Products: The Case of the US and the EC

Review of Agricultural Economics, 1991
The literature on intra-industry trade has generally focused on manufactured goods. Given the growth of trade in processed agricultural products, this paper examines trade in a sample of high-value products for the US and the EC using indices of intra-industry trade and intra-industry specialization.
Steve McCorriston, Ian M. Sheldon
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