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Structural Change and Foreign Trade in the EC

1993
Notwithstanding some important differences in detail, the general pattern of structural change appears to be largely the same in the EC as in the US or Japan. This is not very surprising in view of the interdependence of these economies resulting from international trade and mobility of resources, especially capital, across their geographic boundaries.
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Market Structure and Foreign Trade

The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1986
James A. Brander   +2 more
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Structural determinants of Swedish foreign trade

European Economic Review, 1976
Bo Carlsson, Lennart Ohlsson
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The Structure and development of Turkish foreign trade

2020
oz Bu çalışmada, Türkiye dış ticaretinin 1923'ten günümüze dönemler itibariyle yaşadığı yapısal değişiklikler konu edilmiştir. 1923 - 1950 arası dönem özetlenmiş, 1950'lerden günümüze kadar olan dönem ise daha detaylı incelenmiştir. Cumhuriyetin kuruluşunda tarımsal bir toplum olan Türkiye'nin zaman içerisinde üretim yapısı değişmiştir ...
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Structural Change in Foreign Trade of the CMEA Countries

1989
This chapter presents the model of foreign trade for the seven East European members of the CMEA. Some specific problems of the CMEA foreign exchange are discussed: the dual currency (transferable rouble and dollar) system and their exchange rates into “valuta” currencies, insulation of domestic from the world market prices, and foreign debt and its ...
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National Power and the Structure of Foreign Trade

Southern Economic Journal, 1946
Henry Oliver, Albert Hirschman
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Structural Basis of India's Foreign Trade

Econometrica, 1966
G. V. L. Narasimham, Ranganath Bharadwaj
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Public Export Guarantees and Foreign Trade Structure

2004
Inter-industry trade and foreign trade are usually not based on cash transactions; rather sales on credit are the rule. The resulting monitoring costs for lenders and the risk of default on accounts receivable form an additional part of transaction costs in trade.
Egger, Peter, Url, Thomas
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